At oral arguments before the U. S. Supreme Court, the justices debate privately over the constitutional issues raised in a case. attorneys meet the justices in conference to persuade them to accept the case. the justices privately debate the merits of the cases before them. the justices read their decisions from the bench. attorneys undergo questioning from the justices.

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Litzy Lester

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13 November, 01:11

At oral arguments before the U. S. Supreme Court, the justices debate privately over the constitutional issues raised in a case. attorneys meet the justices in conference to persuade them to accept the case. the justices privately debate the merits of the cases before them. the justices read their decisions from the bench. attorneys undergo questioning from the justices.

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Mike Reese · Answer 1

At oral arguments at the Supreme Court, each side's attorney present their arguments publicly and undergo questions from the justices about their arguments. The oral arguments are then posted online for people to hear, often leading to analysis about what questions were asked or not asked.