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St. Francis Constitutional Law Professor David Graubert on the United States Supreme Court

Nov 15, 2016 | Uncategorized

St. Francis School of Law constitutional law professor David Graubert shared his thoughts on the United States Supreme Court following the election results.  “It’s a virtual certainty that at least the next appointment will be intended to restore the Court to the...

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