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humiliation.”120 The relative generality of these statements about dignity121 limits the public’s ability to ascertain the basis on which a given
Federal Election Commission,120 the Court held that bans on independent corporate expenditures on political campaigns are unconstitutional
highlight Black prospective jurors. SFFA could now serve as that precedent. See, e.g., Ricks v. Lumpkin, 120 F.4th 1287, 1290 (5th Cir. 2024
to precedent dispositive of later cases where the United States was a party.120 118. For the complete table, see infra App. tbl.13. 119. The
by his reputation for unchastity. Prior to Shroyer, the St. Louis Court of Appeals had twice answered that question in the negative.120 Both of
sex would have occurred in the privacy (and obscurity) of a hotel room and that it would have been noncommercial.120 Since the underlying act would
destructive—alternative.120 At odds with the Anglo-American legal tradition, American society, and American norms and values,121 polygamy challenged
”120 Stints, like the appurtenancy requirement and its sister doctrines, served as “proxies for harmful activities”;121 the eating capacity of sheep
subject incident to a search of his home.120 Suppose that the rule states that when the police search a home pursuant to a warrant, they can detain
the plaintiff should not be necessary.”120 Lidsky has also suggested requiring third-party notice: “[S]ince [the] plaintiff will ordinarily seek the