Add to ORKGPart I of this Article sets forth the two dominant theories of statutory interpretation currently advocated-textualism and dynamic interpretation. Part II of this Article examines the various policies of bankruptcy law. After setting forth the competing theories of statutory interpretation and the competing theories of bankruptcy law, Part III of this Article examines the Supreme Court\u27s bankruptcy cases over the last seven terms
This article critiques the development of a textualist theory in securities jurisprudence and analyz...
For numberless generations, jurisprudes waged total war in the conflict among textualism, intentiona...
The last decade has been a remarkable one for statutory interpretation. For most of our history, Ame...
Judges and legal scholars are engaged in a contentious, wide- ranging, and long-running debate over ...
The merits of the new textualism have been the subject of an enormous literature, a large majority o...
This Article presents new empirical evidence bearing on the efficacy of textualism as a method of st...
The Supreme Court is thought to use a method of statutory interpretation called the new textualism ...
The Supreme Court has issued forty-eight bankruptcy decisionsin the two decades since the Bankruptcy...
This Article seeks to shed light on a little-noticed trend in recent U.S. Supreme Court statutory in...
How do I construct an argument, consistent with textual primacy, that achieves my desired result? T...
It is by now axiomatic to note that textualism has won the statutory interpretation wars. But contra...
This Essay offers a preliminary assessment of how textualism and the Chevron doctrine are faring tog...
Eskridge\u27s article on Dynamic Statutory Interpretation advances an aggressively pragmatic theory ...
This article analyzes the Rehnquist Court\u27s use of strict statutory construction. It will argue t...
This Article uses the Supreme Court’s 2011 decision in Bruesewitz v. Wyeth to examine the textualist...
This article critiques the development of a textualist theory in securities jurisprudence and analyz...
For numberless generations, jurisprudes waged total war in the conflict among textualism, intentiona...
The last decade has been a remarkable one for statutory interpretation. For most of our history, Ame...
Judges and legal scholars are engaged in a contentious, wide- ranging, and long-running debate over ...
The merits of the new textualism have been the subject of an enormous literature, a large majority o...
This Article presents new empirical evidence bearing on the efficacy of textualism as a method of st...
The Supreme Court is thought to use a method of statutory interpretation called the new textualism ...
The Supreme Court has issued forty-eight bankruptcy decisionsin the two decades since the Bankruptcy...
This Article seeks to shed light on a little-noticed trend in recent U.S. Supreme Court statutory in...
How do I construct an argument, consistent with textual primacy, that achieves my desired result? T...
It is by now axiomatic to note that textualism has won the statutory interpretation wars. But contra...
This Essay offers a preliminary assessment of how textualism and the Chevron doctrine are faring tog...
Eskridge\u27s article on Dynamic Statutory Interpretation advances an aggressively pragmatic theory ...
This article analyzes the Rehnquist Court\u27s use of strict statutory construction. It will argue t...
This Article uses the Supreme Court’s 2011 decision in Bruesewitz v. Wyeth to examine the textualist...
This article critiques the development of a textualist theory in securities jurisprudence and analyz...
For numberless generations, jurisprudes waged total war in the conflict among textualism, intentiona...
The last decade has been a remarkable one for statutory interpretation. For most of our history, Ame...