scotus require courts consider defendants specific wrongdoing in excessive-fines cases

    Before Aug 1, 2028

    scotus require courts consider defendants specific wrongdoing in excessive-fines cases. Best Yes near 84¢ across 1 platform. Live cross-platform prices. Not …

    Best Yes: 84¢ · Best No: 24¢ · 1 platform

    • Kalshi: Yes 84¢ / No 24¢
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    Before Aug 1, 2028

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    Resolves Aug 1, 2028

    ~687 days left

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    Politics

    84¢CHANCE OF YES78%22%
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    84¢
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    24¢
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    About This Market

    If the Supreme Court, in Jouppi v. Alaska, rules courts must consider the gravity of the specific defendant’s wrongdoing, rather than evaluating the underlying offense purely in the abstract, when applying the Excessive Fines Clause, then the market resolves to Yes.

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    KalshiKalshiat 84¢: exit costs ~0.94¢/contract
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    Market Details

    ResolutionResolves Aug 1, 2028
    Time Left687 days
    Status● Active
    CategoryPolitics

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