U.S. Supreme Court,
Constitutional Law
Apr. 27, 2018
Left, Right & Gorsuch
Three guests weigh the implications of Justice Neil Gorsuch's swing vote last week with his more liberal colleagues in an immigration case; John McGinnis (Northwestern SOL) gleans aspects of Gorsuch's 'modern' originalism, Mark Pulliam (contributing editor, Law and Liberty; Misrule of Law blog proprietor) wonders whether the new justice has already 'gone wobbly,' and Eric Segall (Georgia St. Univ. Law) speculates on what extra-judicial influences might prompt another surprise vote from Gorsuch this term.
Mark S. Pulliam
Mark writes from Austin, Texas. He practiced law in California for 30 years.
Eric J Segall
Kathy and Lawrence Ashe Professor of Law Georgia State Univ. College of Law
John McGinnis
Northwestern School of LawBrian Cardile
brian_cardile@dailyjournal.com
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