A Matter of Interpretation : Federal Courts and the Law : An Essay

Abstract: Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia argues that constitutional law should not be based on 'legislative intention' and 'legislative history'.

Keywords: book review, constitution, law, legislative intention, legislative history, original intent, Supreme Court, common law, interpretation, Constitutional, United States, judge-made legislation, interpretation and construction.

Title: A Matter of Interpretation : Federal Courts and the Law : An Essay Author: Antonin Scalia Editor: Amy Gutmann Publisher: Princeton Publishing Company Date Published: January 1997 ISBN: 0691026300 LOCN: KF4552.S28 1997 Dewey: 347.73/2634 347.3073534 20 Pages: 159

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Author:        Scalia, Antonin.
Title:         A matter of interpretation : federal courts and
                  the law : an essay / by Antonin Scalia ; with commentary by
                  Amy Gutmann, editor ... [et al.].
Published:     Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press,
                  c1997.
Description:   xiii, 159 p. ; 25 cm.
Series:        The University Center for Human Values series
LC Call No.:   KF4552.S28 1997
Dewey No.:     347.73/2634 347.3073534 20
ISBN:          0691026300 (cl : alk. paper)
Notes:         Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects:      Constitutional law -- United States.
               Judge-made law -- United States.
               Law -- United States -- Interpretation and
                  construction.
Other authors: Gutmann, Amy.
Control No.:   96040969 //r97

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