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Constitutional Law
: NinomaniaBy David M. Wagner
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More about McDonald: The majority leaves the issue of the Privileges or Immunities Clause substantially untouched. In a section that is plurality only, the Alito opinion (with Scalia on board) says there is no need here to revisit the P/I Clause and the Slaughterhouse Cases, since the Due Process Clause is the established way in which the Court has long applied the Bill of Rights to theFull post as published by Ninomania on June 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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