
Justice Alito: Dobbs, A Color Blind Constitution, And The Balancing Of Power
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Restoring Originalism: A Historical Perspective
This chapter explores the originalist interpretation of the Constitution as a restoration of historical understanding, contrasting it with judicial philosophies that emerged after the Warren Court. It examines key figures in the originalist movement, their textual approach, and the role of stare decisis in legal stability. The discussion highlights tensions between established precedents and evolving interpretations, illustrating the complexities faced by judges in balancing constitutional fidelity with contemporary legal frameworks.
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