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Direct linkBork, Robert H. – Academic Questions, 2011
The latest episode in the long-running struggle for control of the Constitution, and the political power that goes with it, is playing out in the federal courts in California. The contending philosophies are originalism, which holds that the Constitution should be read as it was originally understood by the framers and ratifiers, and the congeries…
Descriptors: Democracy, Federal Courts, Political Power, College Faculty
