Strict Scrutiny

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Jan 13, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Michelle Adams, a law professor at the University of Michigan and author of 'The Containment,' dives into the complexities of racial justice in America. She sheds light on the Supreme Court's historical and modern role in shaping educational policies, particularly through the lens of Milliken v. Bradley. Adams also emphasizes the need for empathy and diverse perspectives within the judiciary, sparking vital conversations about how these dynamics influence contemporary race relations and legal interpretations.
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ANECDOTE

NC Supreme Court Election Challenge

  • In North Carolina, Justice Riggs won the Supreme Court seat by over 700 votes.
  • Her opponent, Griffin, is contesting the results and wants 60,000 votes thrown out.
INSIGHT

Basis of Election Challenge

  • Griffin's challenge seems to be based on vibes and feelings rather than actual legal technicalities.
  • This raises concerns about potential national implications for election integrity.
ANECDOTE

NC Court's Response

  • The North Carolina Supreme Court stayed the election certification, considering Griffin's arguments.
  • A Republican justice dissented, highlighting the challenge to voting rights.
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