Elias Neibart, Harvard Law School, is publishing Originalism as Intellectual History in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy: Per Curiam (2022). Here is the abstract. If the majority opinions in Dobbs and...
Michael L. Smith, University of Idaho College of Law, is publishing Originalism and the Meaning of ‘Twenty Dollars’ in volume 56 of the Creighton Law Review. Here is the abstract. Originalism claims to provide...
Harold Anthony Lloyd, Wake Forest School of Law, is publishing Recasting Canons of Interpretation and Construction into “Canonical” Queries: Further Canonical Queries of Presented or Transmitted Text in the Wake Forest Law Review. Here...
Michael L. Smith, University of Idaho College of Law, is publishing Originalism, Common Good Constitutionalism, and Transparency in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy (2023). Here is the abstract. A theory of...
Tara Leigh Grove, University of Texas School of Law, is publishing The Misunderstood History of Textualism in volume 117 of the Northwestern University Law Review (2023). Here is the abstract. This Article challenges widespread...
Intisar A. Rabb, Harvard Law School, has published Legal Canons—In the Classroom and in the Courtroom or, Comparative Perspective on the Origins of Islamic Legal Canons, 1265–1519 at 66 Villanova Law Review 831 (2021)....
James Cleith Phillips, Chapman University School of Law, is publishing Which Original Public? in volume 25 of the Chapman Law Review (2022). Here is the abstract. Original public meaning originalism seeks to know what...
Cass R. Sunstein, Harvard Law School, has published Textualism and the Duck-Rabbit Illusion. Here is the abstract. Textualists insist that judges should follow the ordinary meaning of a legal text, and sometimes texts have an...
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