■ “ [W]e’ve outgrown our 1787 constitution, and in a perfect world we could draft an entirely new document — or, better yet, we could rely on some combination of liberal-democratic norms, parliamentary supremacy, and the common law.” [#]
■ “ [W]e’ve outgrown our 1787 constitution, and in a perfect world we could draft an entirely new document — or, better yet, we could rely on some combination of liberal-democratic norms, parliamentary supremacy, and the common law.” [#]
in·ter·stice (ĭn-tûr'stĭs), noun: 1. A space between things or parts, especially a space between things closely set; a narrow chink; a crack; a crevice; an interval.
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