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Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isger. That's David French, and we have a very special

return of a friend of the pod for you today, because we're going to do some Voting Rights Act,

equal protection clause redistricting. God knows it's in the news enough right now. And

text history and tradition, the three stages of originalism.

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Coming up on advisory opinions and don't miss my email from a listener at the end.

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returning friend of the pod professor joel aliceaa from Catholic University and director of the Center for the Constitution and the Catholic intellectual tradition.

Welcome back.

Thanks, Sarah.

Glad to be here.

So I tricked you into coming on this podcast to talk about your law review article on Bruin, but ha- ha, we're going to start with redistricting,

which, you know, in constitutional law world is almost as far away from Bruin and text

history and tradition as you can get. And so this is a test of your emergency con law knowledge.

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