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‘Inconsistent:’ Supreme Court ignores its 20-year-old rule in Alabama redistricting case
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‘Inconsistent:’ Supreme Court ignores its 20-year-old rule in Alabama redistricting case

Legal scholars say the Supreme Court has applied the Purcell principle inconsistently in Alabama’s redistricting case, fueling election chaos and deepening concerns about partisan decision-making.

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