By discerning the will of the lawmaker, jurists can apply “old answers to new questions” in a way that preserves the integrity of the Constitution.
Adam J. MacLeod
Pirates are still piratical. And just reprisals are still a lawful way to bring them to justice.
Self-governing people make—design, craft, and promulgate—law to govern their own and others’ choices and actions.
Ginsburg’s question presupposes an inaccurate (to put it mildly) narrative about the development of marriage law.
