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changes. This meant that covered jurisdictions could not make voters of color worse off through changes in their voting laws, though they did not need to
their homes to make political decisions that are more efficient than those that would be made at a higher level of government.”1 The book makes both
the laws themselves.” This was a nod to the Court’s insistence that courts do not actually “strike down” laws; rather, they adjudicate disputes
that would then have allowed a short-form back-end merger.64 Therefore, Alcatel’s “threat” was nothing more than an invocation of Alcatel’s otherwise
designed to sepa- rate the more than 700 cases into those that illuminated how courts think about executive orders and those that did not. This
refused to honor these assignments, contending that they were not enforceable on the grounds of usury.219 Anglo-Dutch supported this theory with
exceptionally thankful to Yena Lee and the editors of the Yale Law Journal for their thoughtful edits. Finally, I want to thank my family and friends for
will suggest that the argument advanced by Justice Thomas and others distorts the Constitution more than it illuminates it. Theirs is a misleading
or three fewer than the midpoint of the simulations.”68 With this choice they go farther than any of these previous authors, including Easterbrook