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'It is unfortunate': Justice Thomas upset SCOTUS wasted time fixing an 'inconsequential' mistake while ignoring cases that 'would actually matter'
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Justice Thomas slammed his colleagues for taking the time to correct an "inconsequential" error in a death penalty case while leaving law-abiding citizens in the lurch.
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