Is it me, or do people become experts in everything when they become lawyers? Why is it that normal people suddenly seem to think they know more than others on almost any topic as soon as they become attorneys? Or even start law school?
Lawyers as know it alls
July 21, 2010 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Characteristics of Lawyers Tagged With: attorneys, expert, lawyers
A word on originalism, courts and legislatures
June 24, 2010 by Daniel Burton
The Constitution, though it has an effect superior to other laws, is in its nature the sort of “law” that is the business of the courts…
Filed Under: Constitutional Law, SCOTUS Tagged With: congress, constitution, courts, England, Justice Scalia, lawyers, legal training, legislatures, originalism, reading the law, Scalia, social values
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