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Finger [1]
1 year ago
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100 POINTS+BRAINLIEST: Please rephrase this: "Not one Supreme Court Justice throughout the districts had been divided fairly by

the Tennessee legislature." What does it mean for a Supreme court justice to be divided fairly throughout the districts?? Does it mean that the supreme court justice is representing an unproportional amount of people for the district?
History
2 answers:
ikadub [295]1 year ago
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee legislature have been divided districts fairly for many years.

Tennessee is divided into three judicial districts that are referred to as the Middle, Eastern, and Western Districts of Tennessee. It important for the Supreme Court of Tennesse to divided the right amount of people in each district for the purpose of electing representatives for the state.

When the Supreme Court is respresenting an unproportional amount of people for the district can cause the state some serious backlash from the Federal Supreme Court like defunding for that state.

Wasn’t to sure if this is what you wanted
But I hope this helps

Rzqust [24]1 year ago
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Answer:

The Tennessee legislature had not equitably apportioned the districts among the Supreme Court justices. "What does a Supreme Court justice being evenly distributed among the districts mean? Does this imply that a disproportionate number of persons are being represented by the district by the justice of the supreme court?

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