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the assembly may be incentivized to diminish its expressive function because the core of that expression challenges the legitimacy of their authority
in society: “Even if it is true that Plata[] put mass incarceration on trial, it did not critique confinement itself and the legitimacy of these
incarceration on trial, it did not critique confinement itself and the legitimacy of these carceral edifices . . . . [T]he need for segregation was not
everyone else. Her power-shifting thesis thus represents a fairly radical reimagining of legitimacy in the process of crime policymaking, to the point
the burden imposed by its rule. In passing judgment, the Court must not only determine the legitimacy and strength of each of those interests, it
trial, it did not critique confinement itself and the legitimacy of these carceral edifices . . . . [T]he need for segregation was not questioned by the
true that Plata[] put mass incarceration on trial, it did not critique confinement itself and the legitimacy of these carceral edifices . . . . [T]he
because the core of that expression challenges the legitimacy of their authority or their own individual actions. —John Inazu81 When Ferguson
Legitimacy in Statutory Interpretation, 108 HARV. L. REV. 593, 641-42 (1995) (noting that Justice Scalia “us[es] interpretive strategies to modify
YOURSELF CITY: LEGITIMACY AND INEQUALITY IN DIY URBANISM 130-63 (2018) (providing examples of city-initiated and resident-initiated projects that