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The requirement, known as "preclearance", was designed to ensure voting changes in certain jurisdictions were not discriminatory.
We should not accept the fact that certain jurisdictions can undermine the legislation of other states by offering financial secrecy.
Judges in certain jurisdictions have warned that they may have to suspend civil jury trials if financing is not restored.
But "it will be necessary to guard against excess that can exist in certain jurisdictions," he added.
"There are still certain jurisdictions in Texas that are viewed as judicial hellholes," said Robert P. Hartwig, chief economist of the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group.
Section 5 requires certain jurisdictions, including Georgia, to "pre-clear" changes in voting rules so the Justice Department can determine that they will not disproportionately harm minority voters.
There is also an oral will, called a nuncupative will, valid only in certain jurisdictions, but otherwise often upheld if it is considered a death-bed bequest.
And we've seen all of that with the Lux leaks: how corporations can structure themselves in different ways to pay taxes in certain jurisdictions and not others," he said, referring to revelations about Luxembourg's tax deals for large corporations.
The Australian newspaper reported details of separate modelling by the Treasury showing $13bn could be raised by harmonising state and territory payroll taxes, which would lead to higher costs for some employers currently enjoying more generous thresholds in certain jurisdictions.
In that decision, Shelby County v. Holder, the Court struck down a provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, effectively allowing certain jurisdictions with histories of voting discrimination to overhaul their laws without federal oversight.
