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| | Today, there are a variety of methods of voter suppression: onerous voter registration rules, photo ID requirements, misinformation, poll closures, shortened voting hours and days, long lines and a perennial favorite—gerrymandering. Many modern practices, voting rights advocates say, are just creative ways of accomplishing the same goal. |
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| | | | "The trailer gives the impression that the series is more concerned with how the story is told than the story itself," writes lawyer Adam Banner. "There are mentions of the court of public opinion, and a large focus seems to be the role media plays in high-profile criminal cases." »Read more |
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| | This past spring, when few people realized that most July bar exams would ultimately be canceled, Molly Coleman decided to forgo the test, for the time being. She also postponed her September wedding to 2021, given health concerns with large gatherings. |
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