User talk:C1c2c3c4

It looks like you’ve already found several implications of the case—that’s great! Don’t worry too much about the fact that there were not dissents in the case; you’ll do a real service if you build out more about the case (e.g. facts, procedural history, the holding and reasoning) and transition to focus on the implications. If you’ve found that the case extends to vagueness more generally, it would be interesting if you gave us a few contexts in which it has been cited. Excellent start! Slsnw12 (talk) 19:42, 25 February 2019 (UTC)

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