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I think that is really what it comes down to: courts can't do anything if they can't interpret the law. The scope and extent of that interpretation should be f
by solidsnack9000 2y ago
I think that is really what it comes down to: courts can't do anything if they can't interpret the law.
The scope and extent of that interpretation should be fairly limited -- the tendency of the common law system to accumulate "judge made law" can lead to inconsistencies (and certainly has, with regards to the 2nd Amendment) -- but how could law ever be so thorough and systematic as to obviate the need for such interpretation entirely?