Legal Interpretation Debates
Originalism is scrutinized as a potential cover for legal discrimination, raising questions about the role of legislatures versus courts. The discussion highlights historical cases like Plessy v. Ferguson and the necessity of amendments to address past injustices. The founders' intent regarding judicial review is debated, emphasizing that they relied on legislative bodies to adapt laws to modern realities, rather than leaving interpretations solely to the courts.In this clip
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Ep. 274 - Trump's Judicial Pick Shines
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