Susan Crawford: “Every case that the Supreme Court decides is a significant…”

“And they make those decisions based on whether a case presents an issue of statewide importance. And I realize that's all very like dry and legal sounding, but what it means is that Every case that the Supreme Court decides is a significant legal issue. And they can be cases about anything. They can be about voting and election law. They can be criminal cases. They can be cases about environmental regulations.” (12:15–12:20)

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