It's always nice to see folks come around to what you've been saying for years (not that I had anything to do with it). Here's Stephen Bainbridge on Scalia:
There is much to be admired about Scalia. It no longer seems possible, however, to believe that he is developing a coherent conservative jurisprudence.
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Noah Graubart has an excellent essay on the varieties of judicial conservatives, particularly in respect to the Alito nomination.
You'll recall that last week, Sam Walker told Radley Balko that Scalia had gotten his research considerably wrong in his opinion in Hudson v Michigan.
Justice Scalia gave a speech in Puerto Rico yesterday in which he bashed the idea of a "living constitution" (and rightly so, I think, this idea
I must be really predictable in what I write about. For the second time this week, someone emailed me a link to an article that I already had open on my screen with the intention of writing about.