[Ragnorak]

Scalia believes that precedents matter. There is a certain validity to this view in that courts must have some degree of consistency or the law becomes a casino rather than a reliable institution. People and businesses make critical choices and modify their behavior based on existing case law. This reliability matters.

In this case I think he is dead wrong.

[Haru Hara Haruko]

In this case I think he is dead wrong.

Way wrong. He, in effect, signed his name to the anti-constitution coup that FDR promulgated with court-stacking.