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In today’s episode of Unprecedented, Michael Popok and Dina Doll break down the Supreme Court’s decision to allow Alabama use a congressional map that lower courts found racially discriminatory despite the fact this will likely create chaos in the state’s election and further diminish the voting rights of black voters. Plus, Trump’s lawyer ask the Supreme Court to have both of the verdicts against him in the latest E. Jean Carroll verdicts, a major ruling on what disgorgement remedies the SEC can seek from private companies, and a preview of he blockbuster end-of-term cases still looming on birthright citizenship, mail-in ballots, the Federal Reserve, the FTC, and state bans on transgender athletes in sports.
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