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How doubt became a weapon against constitutional rights

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Justice Samuel Alito's legacy may be the weaponization of doubt in constitutional law, which has been used to erode protections for reproductive rights, voting rights and racial equality.

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How doubt became a weapon against constitutional rights

Justice Samuel Alito's legacy may be the weaponization of doubt in constitutional law, which has been used to erode protections for reproductive rights, voting rights and racial equality.

·Washington, United States
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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