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I knew Justice Scalia for many years and considered him a generous friend. We were both great supporters of the Federalist Society and met frequently at Society events, but our longest and most interesting conversations usually happened when I called him to recommend students for clerkships, which I did quite often.

Judicial departmentalism is the view that the Constitution means in the judicial department what the Supreme Court says it means in deciding a case.

Justice Scalia never liked tributes or accolades.

If you conduct an online search for something like “Justice Scalia’s most important opinions” or “Justice Scalia’s most influential opinions,” you will (or at least I did) almost always end up with a list that is top-heavy with dissents.

Everyone in the legal community knows about Lujan v Defenders of Wildlife.