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The Burden Of History: Justice Jackson's Curious Call To Overturn Critical 2nd Amendment Precedent
The Burden Of History: Justice Jackson's Curious Call To Overturn Critical 2nd Amendment Precedent
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
Since her confirmation in 2022, Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson has established a legacy that is fast becoming one of the most radical in the Court’s history. Her sole dissents have drawn sharp criticism from both her conservative and liberal colleagues. However, for critics of some of these decisions, Justice Jackson continues to publish opinions that are not just, as she describes it, cathartic but chilling. Worse yet, the latest judicial jump scare was shared...
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