Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2023
Abstract
Since Justice Alito’s appointment to the Supreme Court in 2006, constitutional theorists have struggled with how to characterize his approach to constitutional adjudication. Many scholars have argued that “Justice Alito is not to any significant extent an originalist” but is, instead, “a methodological pluralist” who uses both originalist and non-originalist tools of constitutional adjudication. Others have contended that “Justice Alito’s jurisprudence is originali[st], though not in the traditional sense.”
Recommended Citation
J. Joel Alicea, The Originalist Jurisprudence Of Justice Samuel Alito, 46 Harv. J.L. & Pub. Pol'y 653 (2023).
