...separate opinion. In addition, the per curiam itself contained the following prominent disclaimer: "Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities." While equal protection, like many other areas of constitutional law, certainly does present complexities,...

...the special instance of a statewide recount under the authority of a single state judicial officer. Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities. The question before the Court is not whether local entities, in the exercise of their expertise, may...

...United States v. Morrison, 529 US 598 l2000). 75. 121 S.Ct. 955 l2001). 76. As the majority put it: "Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities." 121 S.Ct. at 532. The two dissenting justices made clear that Bush v. Gore would not extend so far:...

...recount and that no recount could be conducted. The Court tried to cast its decision very narrowly: "Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities" (Bush v. Gore, 531 US at 110). It seems unlikely that the Courts desire to avoid future application...

..."various inequalities with respect to voting and voting technology"). 24. Bush v. Gore, 121 S. Ct. at 532 ("Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...processes generally presents many complexities"). 25. See Complaint, at f 46, NAACP v. Harris, No. o1-CIV-120-GOLD (SDFl.) ("In the 2000 presidential...

...the special instance of a statewide recount under the authority of a single state judicial officer. Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities. The question before the Court is not whether local entities, in the exercise of their expertise, may...

...guaranteeing the equal treatment of voters. Immediately after stating that conclusion, the Court added, "Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities." Some critics, most notably Judge Calabresi in Chapter Four of this book, see this sentence as a willful...

...the special instance of a statewide recount under the authority of a single state judicial officer. Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities. The question before the Court is not whether local entities, in the exercise of their expertise, may...

...cunam); see also Id., 121 S.Ct. at 545 (Souter, J., dissenting). However, the Court made clear that its "consideration is limited to the present circumstances,...election processes generally presents many complexities." Id., 121 S.Ct. at 532 (per curiam). Given the contextual complexities of the problem of equal protection...

...vetoed the voter registration and education legislation in Missouri. The Supreme Court acknowledged that "the problem of equal protection in election processes generally presents many complexities." Where does the "logic" of the Court's equal protection holding go in your view- that is, if it was...