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This sentence is a single claim:

“The dissent attempts to obscure this failure by misrepresenting our application of Glucksberg.”

This is an awfully bitchy sentence for SCOTUS, isn’t it? It assigns “failure” to an action never attempted, for one thing. And an accusation of misrepresentation—that’s fun. Let’s see what kind of support they bring for this claim. For now it’s undetermined:

• “The dissent attempts to obscure this failure by misrepresenting our application of Glucksberg.”