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Mark Joseph Stern: Arturo is referring to a question that the Supreme Court teed up that asks “whether a federal court may prevent a person’s removal from public office either through relief at equity or at law.”

The question is whether a federal court may prevent a person’s removal from public office, any person’s removal from any public office, and if the answer is that a court can’t do that, then the president can fire literally anyone, and there’s simply no remedy, there is simply no redress.

The inquest heard Georgia was an "inquisitive, yet quiet, young person" who "possessed great kindness, sensitivity, and the ability to be truly empathetic".

"Georgia's family collectively mourn the loss of such a talented young person who had so much to offer, and potential to realise."

"To be a young person in Madagascar, you have to be tough," he adds, explaining that insecurity is rife.