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Extracted Claims (28411)
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Simplified: 301 U.S. 1 (1937) is a legal citation1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: The South's immediate purpose was frustrating for the indefinite future total compliance with the law of the land1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Court interpretations are permissibly within legal system rules1 sources8 months ago
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Every law is violent. 0.900Simplified: Every law is violent1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Breach of contract requires judicial remedy1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Behind every exercise of law stands the sheriff1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Mother is serving two-year prison sentence for helping daughter obtain and use abortion pills1 sources8 months ago
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The American legal regime is morally legitimate in its relationship to most if not all citizens. 0.700Simplified: American legal regime is morally legitimate in relationship to most citizens1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Enslaved party was involved in Dred Scott v Sandford1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Plessy v Ferguson was a legal case1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: If breacher will not pay damages sheriff will sequester house and goods1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Eric Garner died as result of decision to crack down on sale of untaxed cigarettes1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Robin Bradley Kar & Jason Mazzone wrote The Garland Affair What History and the Constitution Really Say About President Obama’s Powers to Appoint a Re...1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Rebecca R Ruiz et al wrote A Conservative Agenda Unleashed on the Federal Courts in N Y Times March 16 20201 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Molly Ball & Tessa Berenson wrote Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Fight Exposes Major Problems with the Nation’s Most Powerful Court in TIME September...1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Alicia Bannon & Michael Milov-Cordoba wrote Supreme Court Term Limits 1–4 in 20231 sources8 months ago
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See id. (discussing Epps & Sitaraman, How to Save the Supreme Court, supra note 1, at 193–200). 1.000Simplified: Epps & Sitaraman wrote How to Save the Supreme Court at 193–2001 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: U S Const art III § 11 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Supreme Court justices rack up trips on private interest dime1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Senator Schumer said his greatest regret was not doing more to scuttle Justice Alito's nomination1 sources8 months ago