
Tag: constitutional interpretation

The recently retired Justice O’Connor recently spoke at Hunter College with Justice Breyer, and was asked by a student if there was a vote she regretted casting. After rejecting the student̵
The first question about the D.C. gun case is, how will they rule? Reporters who observed the oral argument today seem nearly certain that 1)a majority of the Court will find some individual right to
I’m not going to get into the question of Juno and abortion because I reject the idea that the picture is a “brief” for or against anything; this might be an appropriate way to discu
It wouldn’t be an LGM Christmas without a little politically-driven holiday cheer, courtesy of the Center for Constitutional Rights. Merry Christmas everyone. Yes, even you tgc. (via)
The recent hysteria about a few peripheral citations of legal norms in other liberal democracies in Supreme Court opinions has reached some kind of apex with a speaker at a Federalist Society conventi
David Nieporent says: But a right means the government can’t stop you from doing something; it doesn’t mean that you have some claim on anybody else’s wallet to give you that thing.
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- The Army Protection Racket skit, but 80% less subtle, 100% more stupid
- Lordy, there are tapes
- Deliberative democracy in action
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- Did the Dobbs decision save Joe Biden’s presidency?
- The attempted assassination of Salman Rushdie
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,175
- Men without dignity
- House passes IRA with unanimous Democratic support