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开始于 January 15, 2026

Plus: Defending ‘We do not have a definition for the court.’

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Must and May

The Dispatch (United States) | Jan 15, 2026

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The lack of a definition for the court invites ambiguity, which can lead to inconsistent rulings and public mistrust.

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Establishing a clear definition for the court could enhance public understanding and engagement with the judicial process.

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A clear definition of the court is essential for upholding justice and ensuring accountability in our legal system.

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Implementing a rigid definition of the court could undermine the judiciary's ability to evolve with societal changes.

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Defining the court limits its flexibility and adaptability, which are crucial for addressing complex modern legal challenges.

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