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Do all of the Justices have to be present in order to hear a case?
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Do all of the Justices have to be present in order to hear a case?

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A quorum of six Justices is required to decide a case. Justices may also participate in a case by listening to audio recordings of the oral arguments and reading the transcripts.

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