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Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized last month after a fall, Supreme Court says
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized last month after falling at a Maryland country club, the court confirmed Tuesday.
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Chief Justice John Roberts injured head in fall during walk, Court says
Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized overnight last month after suffering a head injury from a fall while walking near his home, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said.
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Chief Justice John Roberts Was Hospitalized Last Month After Fall
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized June 21 after falling and hitting his head near his home in Maryland, Fox News reported.
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Chief Justice John Roberts Hospitalized Last Month After Fall
The Supreme Court belatedly disclosed Tuesday night that Chief Justice John Roberts, 65, fell and was hospitalized overnight last month. A seizure was ruled out by doctors with the fall being blamed on dehydration and Roberts’ injury to his forehead from the fall needing sutures, according to a Supreme Court spokeswoman. Roberts fell from a…
Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized last month after injuring his head in a fall
Roberts has experienced at least two seizures since the early 1990s, but his doctors determined that was not what caused his fall in June, a court spokeswoman said.
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Report: Chief Justice John Roberts Hospitalized in June with Head Injury
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts was reportedly hospitalized in June with a head injury after a fall at a Maryland country club.
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