This man argues for an expansive view of the confrontation clause, such as by requiring that DNA evidence can be challenged.
This man became involved in a public debate about "vitiation" after he recently co-authored a book with Bryan Garner. This man argued that religious belief strengthens moral justification for capital punishment in his 2002 essay "God's Law and Ours". This man argues for an expansive view of the confrontation clause, such as by requiring that DNA evidence can be challenged. He outlined his views in A Matter of Interpretation, where he argued that recognizing a word's unchanging definition is the "lesser evil" when compared to the living document approach, and in the majority opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller he stated that the Second Amendment included a personal right to own a firearm. For ten points, name this conservative legal theorist associated with "original meaning", the first Italian-American appointed to the Supreme Court.
This man became involved in a public debate about "vitiation" after he recently co-authored a book with Bryan Garner.
Antonin {Scalia}