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: StandDown Texas ProjectGeoff Stone on Justice Souter
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I want to highlight University of Chicago Law prof Geoffrey Stone's "David Souter," at Huffington Post. Here are two excerpts from this must-read:David Souter took the seat previously held by Justice William J.
Brennan, Jr., one of the liberal lions of the Warren Court. Souter and
Brennan formed a close and even touching friendship, and Brennan, ever
the persuader, sought to share with his successor his own powerful
vision of the unique responsibilities of the Supreme Court and the
fundamental role of constitutional law in the American system of
government.
We may never know what influence Brennan, then in his eighties, may
have had on Justice Souter. What we do know is that Souter soon showed
himself to be not the anticipated right-wing ideologue, but rather a
thoughtful, moderate, independent thinker who sought to discern the
central meaning of the Constitution...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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