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Aug. 23, 2013
Justice talks of tome on textualism
U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin G. Scalia declined to shed his conservative curmudgeon's persona even as he got deeply into the technical weeds of textualism Tuesday before a crowd of lawyers and judges.
SAN FRANCISCO - U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin G. Scalia declined to shed his conservative curmudgeon's persona even as he got deeply into the technical weeds of textualism Tuesday before a crowd of lawyers and judges.
Scalia spoke before the Association of Business Trial Lawyers, filling a large ballroom at the Four Seasons Hotel.
Asked by a listener whether his insistence on a scrupulous concern with the Constitution's original meaning ever led him to a res...
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