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e.g., MARK V. TUSHNET, MAKING CIVIL RIGHTS LAW: THURGOOD MARSHALL AND THE SUPREME COURT, 1936-1961, at 67-115 (1994). A preoccupation with the
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raises a material fact issue as to whether Defendants maintained a discretionary system of making individualized case-by-case determinations regarding
majoritarian decision-making as such in order to discredit democratic majoritarianism. Whether or not they are disingenuous in this, we ought to take these
districts are not treated in a similar manner. If the maximally compact comparison map is manipulated such that one district was drawn more compactly in
is not asked how he or she will vote on a future matter, but how he or she would have acted in the past. Critics will argue that prior cases may be
mainstream legal-research avenues. In important respects, tribal justice systems are venues where true justice matters more than it does in many state
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MAHONEY_12-18-06_PRE-CONTACT 1/19/2007 5:47:23 PM 824 Curtis J. Mahoney Treaties as Contracts: Textualism, Contract Theory, and the
typical drug deal or mail theft.” Moreover, in white-collar cases more than in others, “the very existence of a crime may be in dispute, and matters of