Add to ORKGIn McCrory v. Harris, the Supreme Court is faced with yet another redistricting case: Are the first and twelfth Congressional Districts in North Carolina the result of impermissible racial gerrymandering? The parties\u27 dispute centers around two questions: In what circumstances is race the predominant factor in a state legislature\u27s redistricting plan? And in what circumstances is the use of race as a predominant factor in redistricting plans an impermissible racial gerrymander? This Commentary will provide a summary and analysis of the arguments presented for the Court\u27s review, and argue that both North Carolina Congressional Districts should be struck down as the product of impermissible racial gerrymanders
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In McCrory v. Harris, the Supreme Court is faced with yet another redistricting case: Are the first ...
In McCrory v. Harris, the Supreme Court is faced with yet another redistricting case: Are the first ...
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This comment seeks to explain the incorrigible by returning to the basics. Starting and ending at th...
In drawing election maps, racial gerrymandering separates minority groups, packing them into specifi...
In drawing election maps, racial gerrymandering separates minority groups, packing them into specifi...
Wilson raises two questions that are basic to the use of benign racial classifications in drawing ...
Race and redistricting each lie at the core of recurring contests over American political identity. ...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent Rucho v. Common Cause decision has closed the federal court door to ...
In Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections, the Supreme Court had to decide whether twelve Virgi...
In Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections, the Supreme Court had to decide whether twelve Virgi...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent Rucho v. Common Cause decision has closed the federal court door to ...
In McCrory v. Harris, the Supreme Court is faced with yet another redistricting case: Are the first ...
In McCrory v. Harris, the Supreme Court is faced with yet another redistricting case: Are the first ...
The United States Supreme Court held that a North Carolina congressional districting plan did not vi...
The Supreme Court of the United States held that the allegation that a North Carolina General Assemb...
On October 11, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for Alexander v. South Carolina Conference...
Race and redistricting each lie at the core of recurring contests over American political identity. ...
This comment seeks to explain the incorrigible by returning to the basics. Starting and ending at th...
In drawing election maps, racial gerrymandering separates minority groups, packing them into specifi...
In drawing election maps, racial gerrymandering separates minority groups, packing them into specifi...
Wilson raises two questions that are basic to the use of benign racial classifications in drawing ...
Race and redistricting each lie at the core of recurring contests over American political identity. ...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent Rucho v. Common Cause decision has closed the federal court door to ...
In Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections, the Supreme Court had to decide whether twelve Virgi...
In Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections, the Supreme Court had to decide whether twelve Virgi...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent Rucho v. Common Cause decision has closed the federal court door to ...