This paper takes on a variety of Supreme Court decisions on the overall impact and effectiveness of the Supreme Court to make decisions that affect the nation. Madison recognized the possibility of dual directions of constitutional interpretation, and the possibility that both actors could analyze constitutional questions and refrain from decision if necessary. When trying to examine how constitutional scholars develop their understanding of judicial decisions, Dworkin successfully argued that the division among constitutional scholars was not over "whether" to interpret but rather was over "what" to interpret. Dworkin was right the first time. Originalism and the Adjudication of Individual Rights. Dworkin was right the first time. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.