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SCOTUS rules gerrymandering racially biased

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The congressional map drawn by North Carolina Republicans after 2010 was too extreme even for Justice Clarence Thomas, who served as the deciding vote in the decision.May 24, 2017

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    'A lot of people want to see justice' SCOTUS considers Sackler's immunity in settlement

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