Substantive Due Process for laymen.

Leslie Loftis

Mar 30, 2017·1 min read

Substantive Due Process for laymen. In practice that becomes whatever 5 Jewish or Catholic, Harvard or Yale lawyers think.

Leslie Loftis

Teacher of life admin and curator of commentary. Occasional writer.

…lly a drug policy argument itself. States’ rights are fine for marijuana because marijuana is fine. Anything that falls in the “not fine” column tends to be not fine anywhere. Gay marriage, for instance, was never about “states’ rights,” but it appeared that way when a major…

We Need to Talk About Federalism

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