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The Tenacious Power of Constitutional Torts
There is plenty of reason for frustration and disappointment in our system of constitutional remediation. The Supreme Court has created so many barriers to relief that people often do not get the remedy that they deserve—or get nothing at all—when their rights are violated. Even when people manage t
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