Constitutional Law
Sep. 18, 2023
Part I on interpreting our Constitution: the traditional approaches
"Originalism" and "textualism" might indeed be gimmicks - at least for some of the Justices some of the time.
Myron Moskovitz
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UC Berkeley SOL Boalt Hal
I had a dream!
No, not that dream. Instead, it’s a dream that haunts many a law prof who teaches or taught constitutional law, as I did.
The classroom gave me a nice little platform to criticize our lofty Supreme Court.
Fun stuff, but it left me with an unspoken, nagging question to myself: “OK, wise guy. Enough of your carping about how other people do it. What would
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