
Should Academic Freedom Be a Constitutional Right?
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Originalism and Its Implications
This chapter explores the concept of originalism, dissecting its philosophical underpinnings and its relevance in contemporary judicial matters, including issues like COVID-19. The discussion emphasizes the challenges of interpreting constitutional texts while considering historical precedents and the potential pitfalls of relying solely on past legislation. Additionally, it touches on the role of expertise and critiques the abundance of laws, suggesting a need to redirect intellectual resources toward other fields.
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