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Summary opinion, they hand it to the press office and they hand those out so we can see the discrepancies between what was said in the summary and what s in the opinion. we didn t get one today. so was he actually reading? was he glancing down? i can t say. it doesn t read like his dissent, like his concurrence reads. it s quite a different style. and he was very mad about marriage. on this substance of the death penalty ruling today, as i understand it had this gone the other way, this could have very much changed the implementation of the death penalty in this country. this basically leaves the death penalty in tact as it is logistically, still a lot of questions as to whether it can continue to be carried out because of access to drugs. do you think this actually made the death penalty legally stronger today, or did it sort of just leave it status quo? oh, i think it made it stronger. it said to the states you know as long as your protocol doesn t ....
Say. usually, when a justice does a summary opinion, they hand it to the press office and they hand those out so we can see the discrepancies between what was said in the summary and what s in the opinion. we didn t get one today. so was he actually reading? was he glancing down? i can t say. what i can say is it doesn t read like his dissent, like his concurrence reads. it s quite a different style. and he was very mad about marriage. on this substance of the death penalty ruling today, as i understand it, had this gone the other way, this could have very much changed the implementation of the death penalty in this country. this basically leaves the death penalty intact as it is logistically there s still a lot of questions as to whether or not it can be continued to be carried out the way it is because of access to drugs. do you think this actually made the death penalty legally stronger today, or did it sort of just leave it status quo? oh, i think it made it stronger. it said t ....
It s quite a different style. and he was very mad about marriage. on this substance of the death penalty ruling today, as i understand it, had this gone the other way, this could have very much changed the implementation of the death penalty in this country. this basically leaves the death penalty in tact as it is, logistically, still a lot of questions as to whether it can continue to be carried out because of access to drugs. do you think this actually made the death penalty legally stronger today, or did it sort of just leave it status quo? oh, i think it made it stronger. it said to the states, you know, as long as your protocol doesn t offend some threshold which is not knowable anymore, then you re okay, and we re not going to micromanage you, and i also think that it s really interesting that only justices breyer and ginsburg signed off on that much narrower dissent saying it s always going to be unconstitutional because there s no way to make it fair. justices kagan and sot ....