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Alexander Hamilton and the new Supreme Court term

  • Written by Eric Segall, Kathy & Lawrence Ashe Professor of Law, Georgia State University

As the Supreme Court’s new term begins, many court watchers have observed that the justices don’t have the usual front-page, nationally important cases on their docket.

By this time a year ago, the Supreme Court had already decided to hear controversial affirmative action, free speech and redistricting cases. Soon thereafter the...

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