Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f...
by lolinder on Friday January 17, 2025 @11:41PM
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Ah, I see what you're getting at. I was specifically referring to this line by OP:
> What American lawyers call "textualism" is how most continental european courts interpret written laws.
They were making a direct comparison between "textualism" and civil law, but didn't include the terms. I found the comparison interesting and thought I'd make it easier for anyone else who was confused by OP's comparison.
I realize on re-reading that this comparison is much less prominent than I thought it was in OP's comment, so it makes sense that my links would seem out of place. An explicit quote of that sentence would have helped.
> What American lawyers call "textualism" is how most continental european courts interpret written laws.
They were making a direct comparison between "textualism" and civil law, but didn't include the terms. I found the comparison interesting and thought I'd make it easier for anyone else who was confused by OP's comparison.
I realize on re-reading that this comparison is much less prominent than I thought it was in OP's comment, so it makes sense that my links would seem out of place. An explicit quote of that sentence would have helped.