It may not come as a shock that I agree with Matt’s conclusion that Roe was correctly decided on the merits. (For those who haven’t seen it, I lay out a three-part case for Roe here, here, and here.) Matt makes another important point about the pro-choice anti-Roe crowd who base their claims not so […]
Category: constitutional law
In the course of a conservation I’ve been having with an extremely smart lawyer about John Roberts’ arguments about Article III, I’ve been trying to clarify some thoughts about judic
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