Today in Supreme Court History: September 29, 2005

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9/29/2005: Chief Justice Roberts takes oath.

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JoeFromtheBronx 9 hours ago

It is little recognized that he also officially took an oath to officiate a baseball game, call balls and strikes, if you will.

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