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Hi, I'm Dahlia Lithwick.

Welcome to Amicus.

This is Slate's podcast about the courts and the law and the Supreme Court.

The government has beclowned itself at every turn, not just the derogatory language insulting

the judiciary, but also the

obvious mistakes, the extensive reporting showing that they got the wrong guys.

The only document that it clearly accepts under this to register to vote is a passport.

So that is half of eligible American citizens could be disenfranchised with a stroke of a pen.

The past seven days have been yet another year's worth of rockam-sockham battles between lower federal courts and members of the Trump administration,

including specific and really vicious attacks by the president on law firms that have done work to oppose him,

and yet more impeachment efforts against federal judges.

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