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Federal Constitutional Court and legalization of politics

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Measure asking Alaska voters to approve a constitutional convention is getting very little attention. If this measure passes, it could open a Pandora's box of issues. Rhonda McBride talks with two veteran political observers, Tim Bradner and James Brooks, about whats at stake.

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Federal Constitutional Court and legalization of politics

At constitutional level, politics and law are particularly difficult to separate. Conversely, legalization of politics, such as would be promoted by a Federal Constitutional Court, is also likely to lead to an uneasy politicization of law.

2 years ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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Political Analysis: Pros and Cons of a Constitutional Convention.

https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/09-29-22-Juneau-Afternoon-Constitution.mp3Guests: Tim Bradner, Alaska Legislative Digest. James Brooks, Alaska Beacon. Delegates to Alaska’s 1955 constitutional convention, which produced the document under which Alaska achieved statehood. (Courtesy Anchorage Museum of Art and History) The U.S. House Race and the debate over Alaska’s new system of ranked choice voting seems to be sucking up all …

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