Today in Supreme Court History: November 7, 1922

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11/7/1922: Oregon enacts the Compulsory Education Act.

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Today in Supreme Court History: November 7, 1922

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A SWAT Team Destroyed an Innocent Woman's House. The Supreme Court Won't Hear Her Case.

Even Without the Sex and Drug Allegations, Matt Gaetz's Nomination Should Have Been Doomed

Kay Granger, Like Joe Biden, Is a Symptom of America's Gerontocracy

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