It remains possible that in a later case the Court...

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It remains possible that in a later case the Court will overturn its prior precedent and forbid requiring public employees to contribute to union bargaining. But today it has refused to go that far. The unions have lost a tool to expand their reach. But they have dodged a major challenge to their very existence.

by Tom Goldstein 6/30/2014 2:07:11 PM

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