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The Court Is Now a Policy Venue: Why Public Affairs Must Plan Beyond Government

Litigation is increasingly shaping public policy, influencing authority, evidence requirements, and judicial remedies. Public-affairs leaders must understand legal frameworks as integral to policy-making, employing tools like the Four S test to navigate legal risks. Recent cases across various jurisdictions illustrate the evolving interplay between courts and regulatory agencies in governance.

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