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Justice Clarence Thomas explains that he respects precedent, especially when it aligns with the law and legal traditions, but he believes precedent must be overruled when it fails to uphold the Constitution. “Let’s just take for example...do you think that Plessy [v. Ferguson] was right? That was a precedent... show more

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