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Does Public Opinion Influence the Supreme Court?: Probably Yes (But We’re Not Sure Why)

Lee Epstein, Andrew D. Martin

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Key concepts: Supreme court, Public opinion, Politics, Majority opinion, Political science, Law, Concurring opinion, Dissenting opinion

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