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Wall Street Journal (blog) ... jail terms in Japan for stealing a box of whale meat in a trial the environmental group says will test the country's limits on political activism . ...
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Judicial Activism: Does the norm itself changes through the interpretation or does it stays the same?
Q. Again with this thema: I beleive that there is no change in the norm itself, since it stays the same, the text stays the same. The active interpretation is what mutates throught time because it changes the meaning, but we cannot say that the norm itself mutates. Do we? I believe that what changes are either the judges or the social values. But the norm is always the same sentence.
Asked by Yow Joo - Tue Sep 25 09:03:14 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I'm presuming that you're talking about constitutional interpretation (which in some ways is vastly different from either statutory interpretation or evolution of the "common law", where much of the "judicial activism" charges come from.) Certainly the words of the constitution do not change (unless amended). They are fixed in time. Your use of the term "norm" is difficult, though, and targets exactly the problem. What is that "norm"? Is it exactly what the Framers believed the words to be, or is it the _concept_ or _idea_ that the Framers understood that they were granting the people. For example, the constitution proscribes "cruel and unusual punishment." Of course, capital punishment of all sorts (excluding the most… [cont.]
Answered by Perdendosi - Tue Sep 25 09:20:10 2007
Q. Again with this thema: I beleive that there is no change in the norm itself, since it stays the same, the text stays the same. The active interpretation is what mutates throught time because it changes the meaning, but we cannot say that the norm itself mutates. Do we? I believe that what changes are either the judges or the social values. But the norm is always the same sentence.
Asked by Yow Joo - Tue Sep 25 09:03:14 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I'm presuming that you're talking about constitutional interpretation (which in some ways is vastly different from either statutory interpretation or evolution of the "common law", where much of the "judicial activism" charges come from.) Certainly the words of the constitution do not change (unless amended). They are fixed in time. Your use of the term "norm" is difficult, though, and targets exactly the problem. What is that "norm"? Is it exactly what the Framers believed the words to be, or is it the _concept_ or _idea_ that the Framers understood that they were granting the people. For example, the constitution proscribes "cruel and unusual punishment." Of course, capital punishment of all sorts (excluding the most… [cont.]
Answered by Perdendosi - Tue Sep 25 09:20:10 2007
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