Justice Clarence Thomas Speaks During Oral Arguments for First Time in Decade

The famously quiet Justice Clarence Thomas spoke up this morning and asked questions during oral arguments in a case about gun ownership.

Thomas has refrained from asking questions from the bench during Supreme Court hearings for the past ten years.

According to a Bloomberg reporter, Thomas asked “if First Amendment rights could be abridged for misdemeanor rights, like Second Amendment Rights,” perhaps hinting at his opposition to the question at hand: whether domestic-violence offenders can be legally banned from owning firearms. Read more at Business Insider.

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