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Members of the Public Enter Supreme Court

By Julian J. Giordano
Members of the public who waited in line to attend the arguments walk across the plaza on their way to the Courtroom.
Members of the public who waited in line to attend the arguments walk across the plaza on their way to the Courtroom.

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