TBogg: Dennis Prager, Call 1-900-HOT-LESBO
Ginmar: Statistics, Damned Statistics
Deborah Hellman: It’s Not The Thought That Counts
When we pose the question of what Equal Protection requires in terms of justifying our answer to the people affected by the laws or policies at issue, we see that from their perspective it makes sense to be concerned with how they are treated rather than with passing judgment on state actors. To know how they are treated, we must focus on the objective features of the laws and policies that affect them, rather than on the internal mental states of the actors that adopt or enact these policies and laws. Returning to Holmes, we might say: when a reasonable person would know the difference between being stumbled over and being kicked, then there is truly a difference that matters for Constitutional law. Where she would not, however, there is not. And Holmes would, most likely, agree.
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Majikthise: Santorum, Fetus Fondler
Pharyngula: I Heart Vaginas
Sapphos Breathing: A History of Politics and Depression
No. 2 Pencil: Private vs. Public Schools
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