Supreme Court’s Two Revolutions Reshape American Democracy
The Supreme Court, in rulings from 1954 to 1962 and again this year, opens a new era by erasing racial segregation in schools and pushing for more equitable voting power. It shifts authority from a reluctant Congress to enforce equal representation, addressing long ignored democratic inequities in state legislatures and Congress.
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A coroner's jury ruled on June 12 that 14 year old Stuart David Brines contributed to his death by riding his bicycle on the wrong side of the highway. The inquest followed an evening May 30 collision and heard over an hour of testimony from eight witnesses.
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