Opinion of McGirt v. Oklahoma (user search)
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« on: July 10, 2020, 11:27:10 AM »

I wish the prosecution hadn’t been arguing for a convicted sex offender, but it seems like it was the right decision. Makes my opinion of Neil Gorsuch go up.
In Sharp v. Murphy, the prosecution argued for a convicted murderer. Kavanaugh and Roberts joined the liberals in a 6-2 ruling.

Why do you say that as if it's some mind-blowing circumstance & not just a consequence of the fact that, though they didn't agree with the decision in McGirt, they know better than to enable the potential occurrence of a literal same-day Supreme Court jurisprudential split?
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