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to r/PoliticalDiscussion by highspeed_steel
1 month ago
Is it possible for the supreme court to be truly nonpartisan
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to r/PoliticalDiscussion by 88-81
4 months ago
What happens if the Supreme Court rules that "assault weapon" bans and magazine capacity restrictions are unconstitutional? What impact would this have on american politics as a whole?
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to r/PoliticalDiscussion by Awesomeuser90
2 months ago
Lawyers are vital to the way the law and politics work. Or don't work. Are there any kind of specific ideas you have in mind for how their role in politics might change?
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to r/PoliticalDiscussion by PsychLegalMind
11 months ago
Biden administration announced Friday it will automatically cancel $39 billion in student debt for more than 804,000 borrowers: the result of an administrative "fix" to income-driven repayment (IDR) plans. Since relief is based on preexisting policy, should we still expect legal challenges?
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