Who Am I to Judge?

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The book explores the necessity of a theory surrounding constitutional interpretation, delving into its implications for legal scholarship and practice. The author, a prominent legal scholar, examines various approaches to understanding constitutional law and challenges readers to consider the role and impact of interpretation in shaping legal outcomes. Through critical analysis, the work engages with both historical and contemporary debates, making a compelling case for the importance of a cohesive interpretive framework in the legal system.