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	<title>Comments on: Tomorrow&#8217;s Argument in Hammon v. Indiana</title>
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		<title>By: ContraSapphic</title>
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		<description>More trisks around the Constitution.  It&#039;s silly for anyone to argue that allowing testimony that cannot be cross examined for this specific type of case - DV - is not simply (1) chivalry on the part of Justices that support it and (2) a hat tip to feminist ideology.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>More trisks around the Constitution.  It&#8217;s silly for anyone to argue that allowing testimony that cannot be cross examined for this specific type of case &#8211; DV &#8211; is not simply (1) chivalry on the part of Justices that support it and (2) a hat tip to feminist ideology.</p>
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