Even to conservatives like Justice Scalia — an originalist, claiming to interpret the Constitution as the framers understood it — stare decisis, or following legal precedents, is integral to Supreme Court law.
In that case, Winthrop, Reagan, and Palin are remarkably presumptuous in claiming to interpret God's purposes and will.
Originalists claim to interpret the Constitution by relying on its words and on the contemporary writings of the Constitution's framers.
In their claim to interpret -- with the authority of confession -- her very early life, many poems recall not just psychoanalysis but the "recovery" movement of the 1980's.
A modest proposal, then: Let's invent a new term right here, today, for judges or judicial nominees on the right, who claim to be merely "interpreting" the Constitution, even when they are refusing to impose settled law; law they deem unsettled because it was invented by "liberal activist judges".
He said that the European Union could not function "if every member state claimed the right to interpret or limit its E.U. obligations to suit its own wishes".
That seemed to anger the National People's Congress, China's Parliament, which claims sweeping authority to interpret the statutes that Hong Kong courts use in deciding cases.
"I would not claim a mission to interpret, say, China to the Chinese, but the V&A can do so to the British, not least because of Chinese, Japanese and Indian influence over British art.
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The N.L.D. had hoped that President Thein Sein could talk the Constitutional Court into changing the controversial wording, but the court demurred, claiming that its role is to interpret, not change, the Constitution.
The Ikhwân report on a ruler, who encouraged politico-religious controversies among the 'ulamâ' (learned) of different persuasions, claiming for himself the right to interpret the Law on the basis of the mu'tazili doctrine of the created Qur'ân.
