Essay/Commentary: Right vs. Wrong
I never thought I would be saying this, but in some cases it shouldn't matter if a case is Constitutional or not. Instead, it should be according to whether things are right or wrong. Problem is, right or wrong are often subject to interpretation. For example, an innocent person on Death Row should either be freed or get a new trial. More recently, I don't know if such a case would ever go to the Supreme Court, but if people sue over hydraulic fracking (in which potentially scarce water resources are made unuseable) then fracking should lose regardless of "Constitutionality" or not. (tbc?)
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