Richard Wolf, USA TODAY WASHINGTON (USA Today) — The case before the Supreme Court pitted a popular anti-crime bill passed by Congress three decades ago against a neo-Nazi and white supremacist with three felony convictions. In the end, it wasn’t even close. The justices cast their lot with the convict Friday in his bid for […]
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