Your chapter on the Judiciary discussed the rule of four - look it up. Three justices dissented in the decision. They explained why.
Their decision uses a great deal of terminology central to this class. It's worth a quick read. I'll post some quotes from the text shortly, but here are terms that stick out to me. It also touches on issues central to this week's readings - also next week's.
Since you've taken the first test, many of these should be familiar to you. I hope so anyway, lol.
- voter registration
- federal district court
- circuit court
- judicial federalism
- fundamental political right to vote.
- amendment
- legislature
- high court
- primary
- Equal Protection Clause
- Due Process Clause
- 24th Amendment
- plaintiffs
- wealth discrimination
- rational basis review
- indigence
- disenfranchisement
- dissent
- legislature
- high court
- primary
- Equal Protection Clause
- Due Process Clause
- 24th Amendment
- plaintiffs
- wealth discrimination
- rational basis review
- indigence
- disenfranchisement
- dissent