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That didn't use to be the case. In the last few years the supreme court appointment system has become way more political than it ever used to be. I'd argue it m
by mlindner 7y ago
That didn't use to be the case. In the last few years the supreme court appointment system has become way more political than it ever used to be. I'd argue it means that there is becoming more and more disagreement in the general public on what laws even mean. This causes politics to be inserted into the legal system because the "meaning of laws" itself has become politicized. Why this change has happened is a good question.