Article Barrett vs. Scalia Amy Coney Barrett and Antonin Scalia differ on the crucial issues of judicial restraint and respect for precedent. Here’s why it matters. By Gregory Bassham October 13, 2020 Supreme Court Election 2020 Web Exclusive
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Article What Do the Mapuche People Want from Chile? Fr. Carlos Bresciani, SJ, speaks about the Mapuche demand for political recognition by the Chilean government. By Santiago Ramos October 12, 2020 Foreign Affairs Latin America Interview
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Article A Different Kind of Originalist Amy Coney Barrett’s originalist interpretation of the constitution includes a dangerous disregard for legal precedent. By Gregory Bassham October 7, 2020 Supreme Court Domestic Affairs