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Law School 101 at SCOTUS?!—Seriously???
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January 17, 2026
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Listening to a Supreme Court argument where intermediate scrutiny had to be explained step-by-step is astonishing. Under settled doctrine, laws don’t require a perfect fit. If every edge case triggers an “as-applied” carve-out, the rule collapses and legislating becomes impossible.
That’s why courts demand a limiting principle. Without one, intermediate scrutiny quietly morphs into strict scrutiny—and the Constitution’s balance is broken. The transcript doesn’t spin. It records exactly what happened.
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