Index

• Author: Simeon C.R. McIntosh
• Profession: Professor Emeritus of Law at Howard University, Washington, DC
• Pages: 389-398

Act of Reading, The, 83

Adjudication: constitutional, 14−22;

integrity in, 32; and interpretation,

209, 210; institutional history

in, 85; the role of, 4. See also

Constitutional adjudication.

Affirmative action: legislating, 70−71

A.G. v. Mootoo: and fundamental rights,

356

A.G. and the Trinidad Islandwide cane Farmers Association v. Seereram, 356

Aiken, H.D.: and moral objectivity, 138

Alexander and Bayles: and the positivist

theory, 132−34

Altieri, Charles; and legal interpretation,

141−42

Amar, Professor Akhil Reed: and law,

11−12

American Constitution: Berger’s

interpretation of the, 150−51;

and constitutional authorship, 6,

8−11, 261−63, 265−69, 284−92;

ethical justification of the,

267−69; and racial discrimination,

269−73; relationship between

WI constitution and the, vii;

and slavery, 253−56, 259-260;

symbolism of the, 110−111; and

theory of intention, 269−70

American Constitutional Theory, vii,

183; and positivism, 190

American Convention on Human Rights:

and the Barbados Constitution, vii

Aristotle: and justice, 333; theory of

metaphor, 169−170, 171, 174−75

Articles of Confederation: and the

American Constitution, 17−22

Austin, J: and the positivist theory, 128

Authorial intention: and historical

enquiry, 94, 215−17, 218; and

meaning in legal texts, 74−78; and

morality, 104−109

Authorship: constitutional, 196−99,

261−69. See also Authorial

intention.

Barbados: and the Neville Lewis case, 37

Barbados Constitution: and the CCJ, vii;

and the British Monarchy, 307−19

Barbados Constitution Amendment:

and special savings clauses, 44−49

Barber, Professor Satiros: and

constitutional interpretation, 47−48

Baybrooke, Professor: and rights, 155

Behavioural contracts: interpretation of,

97−99

Berger, Professor Raoul: and

constitutional interpretation,

99−100; and the Fourteenth

Amendment, 285; interpretation

of the Ninth Amendment, 148−64;

and original intent, 209−10

Bill of Rights: constitutional, 343,

356−60; drafting of the American,

150; British (1689), 313; and the

Fourteenth Amendment, 285;

Bishop, Maurice: and the Grenada

Constitution, 320−23

Black, Professor Charles: and the

structuralist approach, 227−30

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