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Yeah but again, none of that is inevitable, it's merely convenient. We have seen justices go through astounding contortions of logic to design a case along cert
by nerdponx 11mo ago
Yeah but again, none of that is inevitable, it's merely convenient. We have seen justices go through astounding contortions of logic to design a case along certain ideological lines, many times. The availability of a chain of reasoning does not mean that the decision had to be decided the way it was decided.
- mindslight 11mo agoSure, none of that is inevitable. But for example the Constitutional framing in terms of negative rights is pretty deeply entrenched.