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What Makes Originalism Original? A Comparative Analysis of Originalism and Its Role in Commerce Clause Jurisprudence in the United States and Australia

Adam A. Perlin

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Key concepts: Originalism, Jurisprudence, Original meaning, Constitutional interpretation, Interpretation (philosophy), Law, Political science, Original intent

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