Amicus | Trying To Undo A Coup, In The Courts
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Legal Boundaries and Government Accountability
This chapter explores the ramifications of recent legal decisions on privacy and government surveillance, questioning their effectiveness in protecting individual rights. It emphasizes the need for legal professionals to uphold their responsibilities against unlawful government actions, particularly in light of historical and ongoing judicial challenges. Additionally, the discussion reflects on the potential implications of a future administration's approach to executive power and the rule of law, especially in the context of past events like January 6th.
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