Supremely Disappointing

Above the Law - Thinking Like a Lawyer by Legal Talk Network

Jul 7, 202128:34Business

The SCOTUS Term is over and so is any remotely text-based interpretation of the Voting Rights Act. Justice Alito pulled off a smooth rewriting of the statute with nary a peep from his textualist colleagues. It looks like...

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