It is a constitution we are expounding

collected writings on interpreting our founding document

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It is a constitution we are expounding

collected writings on interpreting our founding document

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This book contains excerpts from some of the finest existing writing on methods of constitutional interpretation, taken from decisions of the Supreme Court and other opinions and speeches by Justices and judges, the scholarly literature, and other sources. The materials gathered in this volume explore a variety of interpretive resources that can help illuminate the Constitution's meaning, including its text, structure, and history, the shared values it embodies, judicial precedent, and the consequences a particular interpretation is likely to have. This publication presents accepted tools of interpretation that are faithful to the Constitution.

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It is a constitution we are expounding: collected writings on interpreting our founding document
2009, American Constitution Society for Law and Policy
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Table of Contents

American constitutional law -- Laurence H. Tribe
Fidelity in translation -- Lawrence Lessig
17 U.S. 316(1819), opinion of Chief Justice Marshall
Intratextualism -- Akhil Reed Amar
The tempting of America : the political seduction of the law, Chapter 7, the original understanding -- Robert H. Bork
Bork and Beethoven -- Richard A. Posner
Abortion and original meaning -- Jack M. Balkin
Originalism and its discontents (plus a thought or two about abortion) -- Mitchell N. Berman
Perspectives on the Fourth Amendment -- Anthony G. Amsterdam
The founders' unwritten constitution -- Suzanna Sherry
Reflections on the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution -- Thurgood Marshall
The Constitution of the United States : contemporary ratification -- William J. Brennan, Jr.
Common law constitutional interpretation -- David Strauss
539 U.S. 558(2003), opinion of Justice Kennedy --
551 U.S. 701(2007), dissenting opinion of Justice Breyer --
Federalism No. 78 -- Alexander Hamilton
Judicial review : a practicing judge's perspective -- Stephen Breyer
Looking beyond our borders : the value of a comparative perspective in constitutional adjudication -- Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Edition Notes

"Karl Thompson and Pamela Harris, Editors"--p. 17.

Companion volume to "Keeping Faith With the Constitution."

Includes bibliographical references.

Also available via the World Wide Web from the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy web site.

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Washington, DC
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Collected writings on interpreting our founding document

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Library of Congress
KF4550 .I85 2009

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240 p.
Number of pages
240

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OL53859861M
ISBN 13
9780092383919
OCLC/WorldCat
320768896

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