Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP

https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/alexander-v-south-carolina-state-conference-of-the-naacp-2/

First, draft a memo explaining the case and the arguments from each side . What do you think is going to happen? Will the conservatives stick together and vote 6-3 in majority? Will one or more conservatives side with the liberals? Will one or more liberals side with conservatives? Why? Offer concrete reasons that demonstrate you have engaged with the materials (including oral arguments). What will the breakdown look like? How will the opinion be assigned? Why will it be assigned that way? What are the political and legal consequences of the decision? Feel free to make some interesting predictions, but they need to be in the realm of possibility. You should demonstrate that you understand the dynamics of the current Court membership. Then draft a majority opinion and dissent . Pick a justice to write the majority opinion and list who will join them. Then pick a justice to write the dissent and list who will join them. If you want to predict other dissents or concurrences, go for it! But put those predictions in the memo.