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ev097027
Monday, Jan 20, 2025
Must be true questions, like the Disney example, are typically the strongest. The premises are locked in place, not suggesting an answer, but giving the framework to derive an answer. If not this, than that. The weakest on the other hand, being the Trash bin, is merely suggestive of an answer. We get the conclusion by piecing together the information that would do have. There is no equation to solve as in a MTB question.
I believe that may or may not be wrong, we just don't know given the closed universe of these arguments. SC must receive EP, as that is a categorical thing. EPA is an action as I see it, and you do not need to be a SC to have EPANALYSIS performed. The question would be if the SC gets EP, not equal protection analysis? I may be wrong as well, but this is how I saw the problem.