
A Self-Educating Gaffe
Amarica's Constitution
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Challenges of Applying Originalism
This chapter discusses the challenges of applying originalism as a judicial philosophy. They argue that to correctly interpret the original meaning of the Constitution, judges need a deep understanding of history and legal training. They also suggest that individuals like attorneys general who have access to legal resources and time to dedicate to studying relevant scholarly material may be better equipped to practice originalism effectively.
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