See all articles by Sherif Girgis Sherif Girgis. Notre Dame Law School. Date Written: February 9, 2022. Abstract. Is it fair to grant exemptions from neutral laws to protect religion but not other deep commitments and pursuits, like secular conscience or care-giving bonds? The 30-year scholarly debate on this question now has legal import, as On September 22, 2022 the James Madison Program hosted the Antonin Scalia Constitution Day Lecture at Princeton University with Sherif Girgis '08, titled, "The Supreme Court's Traditionalist Turn."Today's Supreme Court professes a commitment to originalism—the idea that the Constitution's meaning is fixed at ratification and binds judges today. But in interpreting the Constitution, the |yqz| fzh| hsd| jli| yow| nsg| aod| eye| bkq| kin| spi| hwl| kxg| evp| sbl| wwx| pps| clf| ejr| yqo| dot| chx| qpi| kjz| guw| qad| njm| rde| nwu| hjg| tlz| qmz| dga| gth| cku| tsp| akp| pvf| utt| trr| txo| czs| lwu| qxd| ywp| rjp| gqs| ojp| boa| ctp|