Rick Hasen, acclaimed author and chancellor’s professor of law and political science at University of California, Irvine School of Law.
More than two years after his death, U. S. Supreme Court Antonin Scalia’s legacy is still a flash point of controversy—and Scalia would probably be OK with that.
Scalia, who died at age 79 in February 2016, was a happy but divisive warrior who filled his decisions and dissents—and he loved writing dissents—with sharp criticism of his colleagues, even though in person, he was a courtly Old World-style gentleman and friend to many.
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