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7 February, 19:42

Why do you think the Founders specified that cases in which a state shall be a party go right to the Supreme Court?

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    Can't have a state fighting someone in it's own court.

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    It's a massive conflict of interest. Everyone in that courtroom is being paid by said state. believe the FF did this to maintain objectivity.
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