To: Bluntpoint
If the decision wasn't totally contrary to the intent of the founders there would be a sense of finality.
87 posted on
08/23/2003 6:10:35 AM PDT by
rebel
To: rebel
Intent of founders is not a concrete standard.
Back to your previous example of why Dredd Scott was given the stamp of approval by the court.
The intent of the framers either did or did not support slavery.
To: rebel
Would the errection of a statute of Mary in front of the Courthouse meet the standards of the founding fathers?
Would you still be supporting Judge Moore from all his accusers here who would be calling him a "Papist?"
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