Supreme Court Justices testify
WAP2000031598 - 15 MARCH 2000 - WASHINGTON, D.C., USA: U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justices testify before the House Appropriations Committee, Commerce, Justice, State and Judicial Subcommittee on budgetary matters for the nation's highest court, in the U.S. Capitol, March 15. At left is Justice Clarence Thomas, right is Justice David Souter. rg/iw/Ian Wagreich UPI
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