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: Election LawJustice Scalia Again Condemns "Judicial Minimalism" and (What He Says is) Stealth Overruling
By Rick Hasen
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Adam Liptak and Orin Kerr highlight Justice Scalia's strong rhetoric in Michigan v. Bryant. (I discuss the relationship of stealth overruling to other ways Justices move the law in this draft.)...Full post as published by Election Law on February 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
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