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开始于 March 24, 2026

The 2000 and 2020 elections are still on the Justices' minds

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2000年和2020年选举对最高法院大法官的影响威胁到司法独立。
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The influence of the 2000 and 2020 elections on Supreme Court Justices is a threat to judicial independence.

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过去的选举与司法决定之间的联系应该公开讨论以确保透明度。
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The connection between past elections and judicial decisions should be openly discussed to ensure transparency.

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在司法背景下强调选举历史会破坏最高法院应有的客观性。
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Emphasizing election history in judicial contexts undermines the objectivity expected from the Supreme Court.

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法官对选举的亲身经历可以增进他们对当代法律挑战的理解。
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Judges' personal experiences with elections can enhance their understanding of contemporary legal challenges.

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理解大法官对过去选举的看法对于解释他们当前的决定至关重要。
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Understanding the Justices' reflections on past elections is crucial for interpreting their current decisions.

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