
Justice Alito: Dobbs, A Color Blind Constitution, And The Balancing Of Power
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Originalism in Judicial Interpretation
This chapter explores the complexities of originalism in constitutional interpretation, with a focus on its implications for modern judicial decision-making. It contrasts the majority opinion and dissent in the Bostock v. Clayton County case, highlighting the challenges of applying historical meanings to contemporary legal issues, particularly regarding LGBTQ rights.
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