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The Supreme Court rulings that could help Luigi Mangione avoid execution
The judge noted the reason for taking the death penalty off the table might strike the average person as “tortured and strange.”
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Kim Davis points to Thomas’ opinions and Barrett’s book in bid to reverse Obergefell
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Supreme Court adds another gun case to the docket, over drug use and the Second Amendment
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