Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scalia
noun
/ˈskæliə/
Definition
The term ‘Scalia’ typically refers to Antonin Scalia, a former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, known for his originalist views.
Examples
- Justice Scalia was known for his robust and often controversial opinions.
- Many legal scholars study Scalia’s writings to understand originalism.
- The Supreme Court’s decisions often reflect Scalia’s influence on conservative legal thought.
Meaning
Scalia’s judicial philosophy emphasized interpreting the Constitution as it was originally intended by the Founding Fathers.
Synonyms
- None – specific to a person
