Observations On The Leegin Argument

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Thomas Lambert, Apr 01, 2007

Judge Harold Leventhal famously remarked that examining legislative history is a bit like looking across a crowded cocktail party in search of your friends – you’re sure to find what you’re looking for. No doubt the same can be said of oral argument analysis. One is likely to infer from the judges’ questions and comments a leaning toward one’s favored position. Accordingly, I