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i.e., welcome to Constitutional law, where divining the effect of a amendment written in 19th century prose lives and dies on jurisprudential philosophy, rath
by nxobject 3mo ago
i.e., welcome to Constitutional law, where divining the effect of a amendment written in 19th century prose lives and dies on jurisprudential philosophy, rather than decided case law. (Is that what you mean by the “(and common law?)” parenthetical?)
- oldsklgdfth 3mo agoBy common law I refer to British common law which pops up in opinions. References to "domicile" come from common law (in Trump v Barb). I may be mistaken.