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“Under what authority, or according to what philosophy, can a government invalidate or discredit research that’s focusing on two-thirds of the population?”

Current conservative justices take an expansive view of executive power and may be anxious to invalidate congressional restrictions on the White House.

In the case, the Republican candidate, appellate court judge Jefferson Griffin, is ultimately seeking to have the GOP-led state Supreme Court hand him a victory by retroactively invalidating around 65,000 voters.

However, Trump’s effort to invalidate California’s law made many LGBTQ+ families fearful, as well as many teachers who suddenly wondered whether they could find themselves in legal trouble simply for supporting their LGBTQ+ students.

Driving when the warning is red, or amber, does not automatically invalidate a claim if something happens.