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How Bush v Gore from 2000 can Haunt 2012 — Part 4B
[The conclusion of Part 4] 3. New York — The issues here are rich and arise from the natural disaster suffered last week when Hurricane Sandy hit the mid-Atlantic states. To some extent, they repeat but also exacerbate the problems … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 USC 5, Alito, Article II, Breyer, Bush v Gore, Equal Protection, federalism, Florida, Ginsburg, Kagan, Kennedy, New Jersey. Sixth Circuit, New York, Ohio, Roberts, Sandy, Scalia, Sotomayor, Thomas, US Supreme Court
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How Bush v Gore from 2000 can Haunt 2012 — Part 4A
In Parts 1 through 3 of this bog, we examined what Bush v Gore actually said. In this Part 4, we examine how the holding — the dictum — and the analysis in Bush v Gore, and the continuity in … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 USC 5, Alito, Article II, Breyer, Bush v Gore, Equal Protection, federalism, Florida, Ginsburg, Kagan, Kennedy, New Jersey. Sixth Circuit, New York, Ohio, Roberts, Sandy, Scalia, Sotomayor, Thomas, US Supreme Court
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