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A '''MAGA brief''' is one that makes arguments against [[judicial activism]] and [[judicial supremacy]]. A MAGA brief points out the improper and harmful effects of lawfare and court actions based on lawfare.
 
A '''MAGA brief''' is one that makes arguments against [[judicial activism]] and [[judicial supremacy]]. A MAGA brief points out the improper and harmful effects of lawfare and court actions based on lawfare.
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A MAGA brief is the opposite of a [[Brandeis brief]], although both tend to downplay misguided legal precedents.
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Other characteristics of a MAGA brief are:
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*point out the harmful secondary effects of a legal ruling
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*point out the possibility of the country dissolving if courts sow divisiveness with radical [[liberal]] rulings
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*point out the possibility of [[Florida]] and [[Texas]] retaliating with their own laws against [[Leftist]] approaches in [[California]] and [[New York]]
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*point out the overreach by the [[Deep State]]
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A MAGA brief is quite different from, and even the opposite of, a [[Brandeis brief]], although both tend to downplay misguided legal precedents.
 
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