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Lawrence B. Solum

Faith and Fidelity: Originalism and the Possibility of Constitutional Redemption

Lawrence B. Solum

PUBLISHER

Texas Law Review

DATE

2012

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Lawrence B. Solum

Citation

Lawrence B. Solum, Faith and Fidelity: Originalism and the Possibility of Constitutional Redemption, 91 Texas Law Review 147-173 (2012).

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