U.S. Supreme Court Analysis: Voting Rights, Race and Power of Ideology
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In a two-hour webinar analyzing the previous term of the U.S. Supreme Court, Albany Law Professor Vin Bonventre said it was ideological lines dividing the court and not beliefs about judicial activism versus restraint. Bonventre showed how the ideological split played out with many decisions ending up 6-3 in favor of the conservative majority. His … Continued The post U.S. Supreme Court Analysis: Voting Rights, Race and Power of Ideology first appeared on New York State Bar Association .
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