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Maybe? If the Supreme Court has made decisions which many people think constitute an obvious, willful misinterpretation of the constitution. I think it's reas
by mac01021 6y ago
Maybe?
If the Supreme Court has made decisions which many people think constitute an obvious, willful misinterpretation of the constitution.
I think it's reasonable to say, if that's your take, that the constitutional authority does not exist.
- coolgeek 6y ago> the Supreme Court has made decisions which many people think constitute an obvious, willful misinterpretation of the constitution This is a good point, and one that I hadn't considered before my first reply. However, we're talking about a single issue here - Congress' "say in how States operate their policing." As such, it's a lot harder to argue "willful misrepresentation" when none of the political persuasions or judicial philosophies that have dominated the court over six decades challenge it.