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A Supreme Court opinion praised for craft, not outcome
Original: A Supreme Court opinion to admire — but not for the decision itself
A new US Supreme Court opinion is drawing attention for the quality of its writing and legal reasoning, even among commentators who disagree with the ruling itself. The piece, highlighted by Harvard Law School, has sparked discussion about how an opinion can be admired as a work of jurisprudence while its substantive decision remains controversial or disputed.
Why now: Commentators are debating a notable Supreme Court opinion whose reasoning is praised even by those who reject its result.
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