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Frontmatter
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Prologue: The Paradox of American Civic Illiteracy 1
- 1. Congress Is Not a Court 14
- 2. Statutory Interpretation Theories Misunderstand Congress 34
- 3. A Legislative Decision Theory of Statutory Interpretation 64
- 4. Petty Textualism, Canons, and Cognitive Bias 103
- 5. What Is Legislative Intent? Evidence of Context 135
- 6. The Constitutional Argument for Legislative Evidence 161
- Epilogue: Courts and Congress as Faithful Agents of Democracy 182
- Notes 191
- Acknowledgments 247
- Index 249
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Prologue: The Paradox of American Civic Illiteracy 1
- 1. Congress Is Not a Court 14
- 2. Statutory Interpretation Theories Misunderstand Congress 34
- 3. A Legislative Decision Theory of Statutory Interpretation 64
- 4. Petty Textualism, Canons, and Cognitive Bias 103
- 5. What Is Legislative Intent? Evidence of Context 135
- 6. The Constitutional Argument for Legislative Evidence 161
- Epilogue: Courts and Congress as Faithful Agents of Democracy 182
- Notes 191
- Acknowledgments 247
- Index 249