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-====A Interpretation: The Aff must defend implementation of a policy limiting qualified immunity==== |
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-====‘Resolved’ denotes a proposal to be enacted by law==== |
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-Words and Phrases 64 Permanent Edition “Resolved.”. 1964 |
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-====B Violation==== |
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-====C Net Benefits==== |
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-====1 Ground – not defending implementation means that most disads don’t apply – I lose elections, court clog, over-deterrence, and more==== |
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-====2 Real World – discussion of policy is key to gain change==== |
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-Coverstone writes: COVERSTONE Dir of Debate @ Montgomery Bell Academy 2k6 Alan-former debater @ Wake, MBA = private prep school in Nashville; “Acting on Activism”; DEBATER’S RESEARCH GUIDE (DRG), National Service Topic; |
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-====3 Limits – they can defend anything in the context of it being a good idea==== |
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-====D T is a voting issue==== |