A Dissenting Voice: Angela Carter’s Passion of New Eve and ‘Women’s Time’

King, Jeannette

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“…So an exchange established by the Secretary is not an exchange established by the State-which means people who buy health insurance through such an exchange get no money under § 36B. 260 Justice Scalia agreed that the key statutory text must be taken in context, 261 but determined that the context of the Act undermined rather the ACA in King cannot be changed in the future by a new administration. Gluck Justice Scalia also made fundamental philosophical points.…”

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The Legacy of Justice Scalia and His Textualist Ideal

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The late Justice Antonin Scalia reshaped statutory interpretation. Thanks to him, the Supreme Court has become far more textualist. Nonetheless, Justice Scalia never persuaded the Court to adopt his textualist ideal that "the text is the law." In some cases, the Court still gives greater weight to other indicators of statutory meaning, such as perceived statutory purpose. Fundamental institutional features of courts and legislatures-particularly the fact that legislatures act generally and in advance, whereas courts resolve particular questions at the moment a statute is applied-justify this rejection of the textualist ideal.

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The Legacy of Justice Scalia and His Textualist Ideal

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A Dissenting Voice: Angela Carter’s Passion of New Eve and ‘Women’s Time’

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The Legacy of Justice Scalia and His Textualist Ideal

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