Add to ORKGThe article presents information on the use of anti-messiness arguments by the U.S. Court to bring theoretical attention and to interpret statutes with respect to the principle of messiness avoidance. It discusses the negative effect of the use of anti-messiness arguments by the court to reject otherwise plausible statutory constructions. It further explores the conditions for fitting the existing theories of statutory interpretation and jurisprudence into anti-messiness principle
The purpose of this Article is to demonstrate that there is indeed a great deal of method within thi...
(Excerpt) This Article analyzes the rationale for the Twombly holding and concludes that: (1) the Co...
There has been recent discussion of abandoning the literal meaning rule and most of the other rules ...
Many of the Supreme Court\u27s statutory interpretation opinions reflect a juisprudential aversion t...
The contemporary lawyer and judge confront, in the mine run of their daily work, a mountain of statu...
This article claims that statutory drafting errors undermine the basic tenet of the textualist theor...
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This Article examines three facets of the relationship between statutory interpretation and the law ...
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A long tradition in legal theory views the judicial role as centrally including the duty to make the...
The article offers information on the new challenges which were added in the Erie Doctrine when alte...
Interpretive methodology lies at the core of the Supreme Court\u27s persistent modern debate about s...
The rules of statutory interpretation are under attack as being worthless and even harmful. The purp...
The focus of this article is the issue of integrating statutory and other law. A substantial number ...
The purpose of this Article is to demonstrate that there is indeed a great deal of method within thi...
(Excerpt) This Article analyzes the rationale for the Twombly holding and concludes that: (1) the Co...
There has been recent discussion of abandoning the literal meaning rule and most of the other rules ...
Many of the Supreme Court\u27s statutory interpretation opinions reflect a juisprudential aversion t...
The contemporary lawyer and judge confront, in the mine run of their daily work, a mountain of statu...
This article claims that statutory drafting errors undermine the basic tenet of the textualist theor...
This Article proposes a new framework for evaluating doctrines that assign significance to whether a...
This Article examines three facets of the relationship between statutory interpretation and the law ...
This month the Supreme Court will hear reargument in Patterson v. McLean Credit Union on the questio...
This Article advocates that the Supreme Court recalibrate the avoidance canon used in Erie cases in ...
A long tradition in legal theory views the judicial role as centrally including the duty to make the...
The article offers information on the new challenges which were added in the Erie Doctrine when alte...
Interpretive methodology lies at the core of the Supreme Court\u27s persistent modern debate about s...
The rules of statutory interpretation are under attack as being worthless and even harmful. The purp...
The focus of this article is the issue of integrating statutory and other law. A substantial number ...
The purpose of this Article is to demonstrate that there is indeed a great deal of method within thi...
(Excerpt) This Article analyzes the rationale for the Twombly holding and concludes that: (1) the Co...
There has been recent discussion of abandoning the literal meaning rule and most of the other rules ...