Abstract
Justice Scalia’s leadership moved the law of interpretation closer to the central case of statutory interpretation appropriate for our constitutional order. He thereby lawfully improved that law over the course of his judicial tenure even though—over time—this involved transforming rather than simply transmitting the law of interpretation that had been handed down to him.
Recommended Citation
Kevin C. Walsh,
The Limits of Reading Law in the Affordable Care Act Cases,
92
Notre Dame L. Rev.
1997
(2017).
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