For or Against Constitutional Originalism?
We the People
Exploring Originalism: A Legal Framework
This chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of originalism as a legal theory, tracing its historical roots and evolution from the late 20th century to contemporary interpretations. The discussion highlights the complexities of originalism, differentiating between various interpretations such as original intent and public meaning, and underscores the importance of historical context in understanding constitutional law. It also examines the impact of political influences and the methodological distinctions in interpreting the Constitution, emphasizing the relevance of broader legal principles beyond the written text.
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