Solum on The Case for Originalism
We published a number of blog posts on the Gorsuch Supreme Court confirmation hearing — at least with respect to Judge Gorsuch’s administrative law and separation of powers jurisprudence. In light of that coverage, I thought readers may be interested in a terrific series by Larry Solum, who testified at the confirmation hearing, entitled “The Case for Originalism.”
Here are links to the ten-part series:
The Case for Originalism, Part One: Framing the Debate
The Case for Originalism, Part Two: Methods of Justification
The Case for Originalism, Part Four: The Fixation Thesis
The Case for Originalism, Part Five: The Argument for Originalism from the Rule of Law
The Case for Originalism, Part Six: The Argument for Originalism from Legitimacy
The Case for Originalism, Part Seven: Underdeterminacy and the Construction Zone
The Case for Originalism, Part Eight: Some Objections to the Constraint Principle
The Case for Originalism, Part Nine: The Importance of Pairwise Comparisons
The Case for Originalism, Part Ten: Implementing Originalism and a Conclusion
