Josh Blackman » “If the Supreme Court follows existing precedent, existing law, it should be upheld without a problem. If the Supreme Court does not follow existing law and precedent, then we’ll have to manage that when it happens.”

“If the Supreme Court follows existing precedent, existing law, it should be upheld without a problem. If the Supreme Court does not follow existing law and precedent, then we’ll have to manage that when it happens.”

August 17th, 2011

If a student put that on his constitutional law final exam, that would probably be a C or a D answer. But when happens when a former Senior Lecturer in Con Law says it?