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Will Heller Implode?
Revolutionary ideologies always look good until they prevail; then their latent seeds of destruction sprout and conflagrate. Such is the case with originalism, and Heller provides an opportunity to see this process in action. To see why, imagine that,
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Originalism Wounded! Justice Scalia Wanted For Questioning
"Wrong, All Wrong," said Edmund Randolph about the handiwork of John Marshall in Marbury, but "no man in the country knows why or wherefore." The originalist mistake of Heller is much more patent, and it is sad to think that a method of interpretation so well advocated by Justice Scalia should be wounded by his own hand.
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Another guest post from Richard Schragger at UVA
Rich Schragger responds to Jack Balkin: Because Jack was so kind as to respond to my prior post, I thought I’d pile on once more. I must admit that I am still a bit puzzled by Jack’s line between prescription and description. Jack’s account of living
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Will To Power
George Will touched a nerve among conservatives today. In his new column , he called for judicial intervention to thwart local regulations limiting dancing at a restaurant, in the name of the Fourteenth Amendment. This embrace of judicial activism certainly
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An unoriginal thought about Heller
Musing on the oral argument in Heller , which I just found time to digest (check out the read-along-picture-book -like function at Oyez.org): Anyone else struck by the oddity of an originalist focus with regard to the existence vel non of an individual
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