Lex Phonographica 4: Aharon Barak, Hermeneutics and Constitutional Interpretation (1993)
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In 1993, Aharon Barak, former chief justice of the Israeli Supreme Court, published an article entitled "Hermeneutics and Constitutional Interpretation" in the Cardozo Law Review. He provided a theory of constitutional interpretation based upon the discretion of judges, contrasting objective and subjective interpretations of constitutional texts.
This episode of Lex Phonographica was read by Luce Nguyen.
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