Just started Breyer's dissent. I'm wondering if, in his and Stevens' dabblings in historical textualism, he would be interested to learn that the term "well regulated," as used in colonial times, overwhelmingly meant "in proper working order," and was not a reference to restrictions.
Re-reading the sentence above, I also wonder what his views are on run-on sentences.
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A law professor who tracks judicial selection said that nominations tend to
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