Sentence examples for method of constitutional interpretation from inspiring English sources

Originalism is one method of constitutional interpretation.

Scalia and Breyer are frequent debating partners, and Breyer has written not one but two books critiquing originalism, the method of constitutional interpretation most associated with Scalia.

It does not tell them how to arrive at those views, and it thus has no necessary connection to any particular method of constitutional interpretation.

The book, which is a hundred and sixty-one pages long, was inspages in part by Breyer's disdain for the method of constitutionalongterpretation championed by his principal ideological rivals on the Court, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

MARGARET TALBOT: In part; he's so polarizing because he is very clear and very adamant about the method of constitutional interpretation that he stands for — originalism — and he has a kind of polemical zeal about making the case for it.

Scalia admitted the method was imperfect, but defended it as better than any alternative method of constitutional interpretation.

Originalists' claims about the unique and exclusive legitimacy of their theory-that originalism self-evidently represents the "correct" method of constitutional interpretation-founder when one considers that originalists themselves cannot even begin to agree on what their "correct" approach actually entails.

I think that the televised hearing, which held the country spellbound, provided a rare and valuable public seminar on the meaning of the Constitution, the methods of constitutional interpretation, and the different answers that competing methods offer to the most profound questions of individual autonomy and equality.

The architects of modern conservative jurisprudence have sought to address the problem of judicial activism by developing "originalist" methods of constitutional interpretation.

This Article attempts to reset the relationship between theories of constitutional authority and methods of constitutional interpretation.

In fact, no theory of constitutional interpretation dictates an interpretive result, for theoretical accounts do no interpretive work.