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The Meese Revolution
We the People
The Evolution of Originalism and Judicial Philosophy
This chapter examines the development and impact of originalism, initiated by Attorney General Meese's influential 1985 speech. It contrasts the perspectives of key legal figures like Justice Scalia and Justice Thomas on constitutional interpretation, highlighting the ideological divides within originalist thought. The discussion also encompasses the role of the Federalist Society and the shifting judicial philosophies regarding the New Deal administrative state and its constitutional implications.
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