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The opinion states that there was an absence of evidence (ie, evidence presented in court, not evidence that might exist somewhere in the world.) It's the job o
by tlb 9y ago
The opinion states that there was an absence of evidence (ie, evidence presented in court, not evidence that might exist somewhere in the world.) It's the job of the litigants to produce the evidence, not the justices.
- LyndsySimon 9y agoThere were no litigants in Miller - the defendants didn't respond to notification and their attorney didn't attend the proceedings in DC. In fact, it's quite possible that they were dead.