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evidence of the State A crime. The search was unlawful and the evidence would be excluded under State B’s constitution, but the search was lawful under
in malapportionment litigation should clarify that they will consider evidence that the data underlying a redistricting plan are biased, such that the
file in case they develop probable cause to look through it for evidence. Again, does the Fourth Amendment allow it? The answer to both scenarios
equal than they appear. Such evidence will be especially important when courts evaluate maps drawn with novel types of data, such as estimates of citizen
conducting discovery of evidence located abroad:1 U.S. judges have been eager to employ the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure when ordering discovery
different crime, State B officers perform a search and uncover evidence of the State A crime. The search was unlawful and the evidence would be excluded
the FBI discovers evidence that implicates you in the first crime. In light of this evidence, the federal government indicts you for the first
Intentional discrimination claims—brought where appropriate and supported by the evidence—force an appraisal of the true motives underlying laws passed
evidence as to “when Perez arrived at court, or what was going on when he got there.” Id. at 775 n.1 (Rymer, J., dissenting). Judge Rymer would have
these claims. Intentional discrimination claims—brought where appropriate and supported by the evidence—force an appraisal of the true motives