On a chilly Dec. 11, 1991, on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court, advocates for the Illinois River from Northeastern Oklahoma lined up for a group picture. Save the Illinois River was represented. I was present to observe oral arguments, and to take the oath of practice before that court, incidental to having written friend of the court amicus briefs on behalf of city of Tahlequah, and for several environmental groups.
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