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King Charles III has sat in St. Edwards' Chair, been anointed with oil, and enjoyed all manner of pomp. Akhil finds important echoes of the elevation of another III - George - back at the time of the American founding. In a busy week, we also note the release of Justice John Paul Stevens' private papers, with implications for important cases including - surprise! - Moore v. Harper. Finally, the New York Times has a lengthy, lead article about a controversial law school, and we offer our take on that.
By Akhil Reed Amar4.5
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King Charles III has sat in St. Edwards' Chair, been anointed with oil, and enjoyed all manner of pomp. Akhil finds important echoes of the elevation of another III - George - back at the time of the American founding. In a busy week, we also note the release of Justice John Paul Stevens' private papers, with implications for important cases including - surprise! - Moore v. Harper. Finally, the New York Times has a lengthy, lead article about a controversial law school, and we offer our take on that.

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