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Probably because what constitutes excessive is going to be a fairly arbitrary and subjective amount at any point in time and depending on the person in the case
by TheGRS 8y ago
Probably because what constitutes excessive is going to be a fairly arbitrary and subjective amount at any point in time and depending on the person in the case. I don't think that's what's really the meat of the argument. The 8th amendment not applying to states however is a huge deal as its a pretty clear violation of the 14th amendment and its broader intentions.
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