Monday round-up
on Dec 30, 2019 at 6:52 am
Briefly:
- At Politico Magazine (via How Appealing), Jeff Greenfield writes that the late Justice John Paul Stevens’ 2014 book “Six Amendments” revealed Stevens “as a deep pessimist about what has happened to the high court as an instrument for expanding justice, a man who believed that the radical shift in the Court’s direction required radical remedies.”
- Ruth Simon reports for The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) that “[e]ighteen months after the Supreme Court gave states the green light to tax online transactions, small companies that sell things as diverse as recycled yarn and gold bullion are struggling to adjust.”
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