The 87+ Antonin Scalia Quotes

The Court Today Completes The Process Of Converting Title Vii Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 From A Guarantee That Race Or Sex Will Not Be The Basis For Often Will.

[if Critics Of The Pledge Of Allegiance Persuaded The Public It Should Be Changed] Then We Could Eliminate Under God From The Pledge Of Allegiance, That Could Be Democratically Done.

You Could Have 50 Different States Having 50 Different Regulations... Until They Were All Litigated Out.

It Would Be Gross Understatement To Say That The Telecommunications Act Of 1996 Is Not A Model Of Clarity. It Is In Many Important Respects A Model Of Ambiguity Or Indeed Even Self-contradiction.

Why Can't The State Accede To The Public's Wishes?

Rather Than Rewriting The Law Under The Pretense Of Interpreting It, The Court Should Have Left It To Congress To Decide What To Do About The Act's Limitation Of Tax Credits To State Exchanges.

It's A Long, Uphill Fight To Get Back To Original Orthodoxy. We Have Two 'originalists' On The Supreme Court. That's Something.

The Constitution Does Not Trust Judges To Make Determinations Of Criminal Guilt.

[the Freedom Of Information Act Is] The Taj Mahal Of The Doctrine Of Unanticipated Consequences, The Sistine Chapel Of Cost-benefit Analysis Ignored.

A Law Can Be Both Economic Folly And Constitutional.

The Principal Purpose Of Stare Decisis Is To Protect Reliance Interest And Further Stability In The Law.

A Journalistic Purpose Could Be Someone With A Xerox Machine In A Basement.