Caroline Cox, Author at Harvard Political Review

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Dunce ex Machina

Caroline Cox - November 2, 2010

U.S. high schools fail to prepare grads for college

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Lights, Camera, Argue: Why the Court needs to modernize

Caroline Cox - October 27, 2010

Part of the Supreme Court’s appeal, at least for me, has always been its sense of mystery. Nine robed justices sit on the high...

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Conflicts of Interest on the Court

Caroline Cox - October 20, 2010

Life time appointments to the Supreme Court are a double-edge sword. On the one hand, it is more difficult for public opinion to cloud...

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Snyder v. Phelps: A Controversial Look at Freedom of Speech

Caroline Cox - October 16, 2010

The Westboro Baptist Church is not afraid to make their extreme views on homosexuality and religion known. In fact, they are infamous for picketing...

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Politics, Polarization, and Breyer's Feigned Naivety

Caroline Cox - October 6, 2010

In his various media appearances to promote his new book, “Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge’s View," Justice Stephen Breyer has taken every opportunity...

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Justice Scalia and Arbitrary Originalism

Caroline Cox - September 30, 2010

It was aggravating enough when Justice Breyer, appearing on Good Morning America two weeks ago, made comments that many took to mean that Koran...