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Tag: justice

The Hard Question of Affirmative Action and Slavery

During oral arguments for the biggest Supreme Court cases, the justices’ questions are often pointed, meant to advance their own view of the case. Conservative justices ask friendly questions of lawyers on the conservative side and burrow into the logical weaknesses of the liberal side.

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Allen Bingham Meanderings May 1, 2023 1 Minute

A 1792 case reveals that key Founders saw abortion as a private matter

Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall and Patrick Henry didn’t advocate for prosecution of a woman who probably had an abortion.

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Allen Bingham Meanderings July 25, 2022 1 Minute

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