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Strict Scrutiny
Justice Rebecca Bradley, dissenting in the Wisconsin Supreme Court case about gerrymandering, quotes Robert Bork's "The Tempting of America", which she seems to understand.
She did a site a book that she does seem to understand and that is Robert Borks the tempting of America that factored into Justice Bradley's dissent and Chief Justice Ziegler's dissent for her part no...
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Justice Rebecca Bradley, dissenting in the Wisconsin Supreme Court case about gerrymandering, quotes Robert Bork's "The Tempting of America", which she seems to understand.
She did a site a book that she does seem to understand and that is Robert Borks the tempting of America that factored into Justice Bradley's dissent and Chief Justice Ziegler's dissent for her part not much better she noted that she was vociferously dissenting which I think is like the strenuously object equivalent for judicial dissence and yeah that's that's gives you a little taste of what was going on in the Wisconsin Supreme Court but the Wisconsin Supreme Court told the legislature you can submit new proposed maps we're not going to allow a partisan gerrymander because we court have to maintain political neutrality and the court said because timings of the essence given the forthcoming election we will proceed with considering our own remedial maps in the event you fuck this up and don't give us anything workable.