Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
Conor Friedersdorf on Evolving Into Originalism.
Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
The Week on The Constitution: What the Founders intended.
Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
Lachlan Markay on For NYT, Originalism Is 'Political Bias'
Trifling Violence: The U.S. Supreme Court, Domestic Violence and the Golden Rule
Mike Rappaport
Jeffrey R. Baker (Faulkner University Jones School of Law) has posted Trifling Violence: The U.S. Supreme Court, Domestic Violence and the Golden Rule on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Domestic violence is ubiquitous across eras, cultures, religions and political systems. Feminist responses to domestic violence seek to free women from gender subjugation, but such movement […]
Originalism in the Blogs
Mike Rappaport
W.W. at the Economist Blog exclaims You got originalism in my stare decisis!
Comparative Originalism
Mike Rappaport
David Fontana (George Washington University Law School) has posted Comparative Originalism (Texas Law Review See Also, Vol. 88, p. 189, 2010) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Jamal Greene has written an important paper examining originalism in other countries. This short response argues that comparing the United States with Canada and Australia (the countries Professor […]
Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
The archived webcast of the Ohio State Law Journal: 2010 Symposium: Originalism and the Jury is available in three parts: Part I | Part II | Part III. Michael B. Rappaport on How a Bill Becomes a Law: The Constitutional Way. (This piece was originally written for the Heritage Guide to the Constitution.
Review of Church, State and Original Intent by Donald Drakeman
Mike Rappaport
Zachary R. Calo (Valparaiso University School of Law) has posted Review of Church, State and Original Intent by Donald Drakeman (Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Vol. 78, p. 827, 2010) on SSRN. The short abstract reads: This paper reviews Donald Drakeman’s, Church, State and Original Intent.
Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
Neal Conan speaks with Ron Elving, Akhil Reed Amar, and Ed Whelan in Linking Constitution, Laws Harder Than It Sounds.
Originalism on the Web
Mike Rappaport
The Federalist Society has posted a video of a panel discussion on Alternatives to Originalism: Conservative and Libertarian Perspectives. I saw this panel in San Francisco. Interesting, but it did not lead me to quesion my originalism.