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originalism, constitutional interpretation, philosophy of language, Frege, Mill, Carnap, sense-reference distinction, intension-extension distinction, connotation-denotation distinction, Brown v. Board of Education, Jed Rubenfeld, Richard Fallon, Raoul Berger, Michael McConnell

Fourteenth Amendment, Equal Protection Clause, Textualist Semi-Originalism, Theory of Original Sinn, Duty to Protect, Civil Rights Act of 1871, Privileges or Immunities Clause, Equal Citizenship, Aliens and Citizens, Marital Rape Exemption, Prosecutorial Discretion, Right to a Remedy, Roe v. Wade

Supremacy Clause, Constitutional Ontology, Textualist Semi-Originalism, Textualism, Originalism, Constitutional Theory, Constitutional Interpretation, Theory of Original Sinn

Privileges or Immunities Clause, McDonald v. Chicago, Original Sinn, textualist semi-originalism, Euthyphro, John Bingham, John Sherman, George Boutwell, Charles Sumner

Punishing Corporations, Corporate Punishment, Corporate Punitive Damages, Corporate Crime, Corporate Criminal Liability, Due-Diligence Defense

Fourteenth Amendment, Equal Protection Clause, Textualist Semi-Originalism, Theory of Original Sinn, Duty to Protect

epistemology, testimony, memory, perception

McDonald v. Chicago, Substantive Due Process, Fourteenth Amendment Fundamentality, Constitutional Theory, Constitutional Meta-Theory, Washington v. Glucksberg, Lawrence v. Texas, Duncan v. Louisiana, Tradition, Consensus, Implicit in the Concept of Ordered Liberty

Vicarious Liability for Punitive Damages, Corporate Criminal Liability, Punishing Corporations, Exxon v. Baker

McDonald v. Chicago, Meaning-Application Distinction, Sense-Reference Distinction, Analytic-Synthetic Distinction, Privileges or Immunities Clause, Second Amendment Incorporation

law and epistemology, Laurence BonJour, clairvoyant examples, externalism, internalism, justification, justified reliance, justifiable reliance, fraud

Rhesa H. Barksdale, Use and Abuse of Courts, Textualism

Originalism, Judicial Review, Indeterminacy, Activism, Vagueness, Executive Review, Precedent, Knowledge as the Norm of Assertion, Stakes-Sensitive Epistemology, Judicial Activismometer