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jancantor

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Tue Nov-23-10 04:08 AM
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15. Even if one supports this "reform" as a policy matter, one could still support

the constitutional vetting of it, since it is not exactly a clear area of law. Iow, vetting it is a good thing. If it holds up, the argument that it's unconstitutional will have been addressed.

Whether or not it is constitutional is in no way related to whether it's good policy.

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