Gerrymandering: Alive and Well!
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Justice Staff Saw Texas Districting as Illegal
posted by erdecker @ 7:28 AM
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Friday, December 02, 2005
Justice Staff Saw Texas Districting as Illegal
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I find it interesting that those working on this case were under the gag rule. If the republicans are so sure they are right in what they did, they shouldn't be worried about how the public will react. Can courts impose a gag rule whenever they feel like it or are there restrictions? This does not seem like a case deserving of the gag rule. In fact, it seems to be the exact type of case the public should know about because of how directly it will affect them. I find it a little unsettling, what else wont we hear about until two years down the road?
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