Mario Williams
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844 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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They don't.
So a lot of things are just decided on the papers.
You might not get to argue it.
Yeah, we might not get to argue it.
And, you know, my understanding, my experience, especially at the court of appeals level, but even at district court levels, judges kind of come in with their mind made up on the oral argument.
You might be able to say something, but the chances that you actually reverse a preconceived position are very slim.
So I'm not so much worried about getting oral argument.
I'm really worried about just sticking to the paper, you know, what we argue versus what they argue.
You know, because they they they made that argument.
OK, so first of all, statutory construction, basic principles apply to the pardon.
The D.C.
Circuit has already come out and said as long as we're applying the statutory principles, the government is flip flop so many times on who they're going to support and who they're not going to support that there's opinions out there to say, hey, look, this is getting crazy.
Like we can't we base it on just what you all feel in a given moment.
We're going to be flip flopping all the time.
We got to get this is the language of the pardon.
There has to be something that every party.
Absolutely.
This is the language of the pardon.
Do the facts apply or not?
We're not going to sit here and say the pardon applies to charges in Kentucky and all this because you say it does.
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