Top Court weakening voting rights
The U. S. Supreme Court has been weakening the Voting Rights Act of 1965, effectively giving conservative states the power to create Jim Crow Laws that had ended. The Supreme Court's first decision was Shelby County v. Holder, where they struck down Section 5 of the VRA, ending the federal requirement that jurisdictions with a history of discrimination get federal approval before changing voting laws. 2. Shelby County v. Holder section 2: The court's interpretation in this decision narrowed Section 2, which prohibits voting practices that dilute minority voting power, making it ...