To: Eva
Scalia has explicitly stated he see no problem with Marbury Vs Madison. He called it a 'plagiarism of Hamilton in the Fedaralist'
123 posted on
07/09/2005 4:52:35 PM PDT by
Borges
To: Borges
I don't think that I understand what you are saying, he called what "plagarism of Hamilton."
125 posted on
07/09/2005 4:55:01 PM PDT by
Eva
To: Borges
Ok, I see what you are saying. Scalia likes Marbury vs Madison. Well, that may be but he doesn't thing that Marbury vs. Madison applies to bad law.
127 posted on
07/09/2005 4:56:57 PM PDT by
Eva
To: Borges
Scalia has explicitly stated he see no problem with Marbury Vs Madison. He called it a 'plagiarism of Hamilton in the Fedaralist'
I agree with Scalia. I didn't always. But I agree only if Scalia recognizes that Marbury also holds that the excutive is under no obligation to obey rulings of the judiciary that the executive considers improper.
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