Updates | The Week of April 10, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 4/16/17 // Topic Update

Justice Gorsuch’s position in voting rights cases at the Supreme Court will be especially consequential given Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s unwillingness to combat restrictive voting laws, argues Tierney Sneed (Talking Points Memo).

Jessica Mason Pieklo likewise analyzes Justice Gorsuch’s possible impact on upcoming free speech cases (Rewire).

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