I do not believe that the meaning of our Constitution should be determined by the subjective views of five members of the Supreme Court and like-minded foreigners.
Antonin Scalia: “I do not believe that the meaning of our Constitution should be determined by the subjective views of five members of…”
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Scalia argues against foreign influence on constitutional interpretation.
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I do not look forward to a society which, thanks to the Supreme Court campaigns anonymously hidden from public scrutiny, and protected from the accountability of criticism, this does not resemble the home of the brave.
The court must be living in another world. Day-by-day, case-by-case, it is busy designing a Constitution for a country I do not recognize.
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