If The Constitution Ever Came To Life, Scalia Would Be The Man To Kill It
No, stupid, the Constitution isn't a living document -- at least Justice Scalia doesn't think it is.
A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Scalia views the Constitution as a living document.
— A notable correction issued by the Huffington Post, after the publication incorrectly characterized the views of Justice Antonin Scalia, an originalist. Six months earlier, HuffPo quoted Justice Scalia as stating that the Constitution is “dead, dead, dead.”
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