The Importance of Express Power in the Constitution

Hewitt: Congressmen and noted con law scholar Ted Lu hides a massive implied lie about an illusory implied grant of power in the Constitution. He says if framers had intended Congress to have the power to regulate conduct of scotis justices, they would have done so expressly. "This by the way is a classic example of the less finding the powers it wants in emanations from Penumbros cast by expressed language," Hewitt said.