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So, is there any precedence for the Supreme Court to gut something so that Congress can *fix* it?
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Inigo
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Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Jun 26 '13, 11:58
have they ever said "Your intentions are constitutional, but the process by which you're going about it is not"
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It is extremely common for the court to hold that there is a valid government interest but the statute is too broad and violates constitutional
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