textualism

textualism is a method of legal interpretation.

many judges prefer textualism over other interpretative approaches.

textualism emphasizes the importance of the actual words in the law.

critics argue that textualism can lead to rigid interpretations.

textualism is often contrasted with purposivism.

the rise of textualism has changed legal debates.

textualism focuses on the meaning of words at the time they were written.

textualism can sometimes overlook the broader context of a law.

understanding textualism is essential for law students.