<transcript><audio_81>is if the original public meaning of the constitution is fixed in time that means that developments through the years sort of where um the supreme court uh has recognized additional rights so for</transcript><transcript><audio_82>example the supreme court has um recognized that the 14th amendment uh protects different groups in different ways the supreme court has recognized that there's this idea of a right to privacy that implicates things like contraception and and reproduction of rights and the like</transcript><transcript><audio_83>the supreme court has recognized um rights associated with uh people when they get married um and and and etc so there's there's all these different rights that have sort of been developed over time that tracks like dean porter said uh</transcript><transcript><audio_84>more of a ginsburg understanding of the constitution which is that it's a living document involving over time by contrast um judge barrett believes that it's fixed in time and coupled with her what appears to be her willingness to consider long settled precedence that starts to</transcript> is if the original public meaning of the constitution is fixed in time that means that developments through the years sort of where um the supreme court uh has recognized additional rights so for example the supreme court has um recognized that the 14th amendment uh protects different groups in different ways the supreme court has recognized that there's this idea of a right to privacy that implicates things like contraception and and reproduction of rights and the like the supreme court has recognized um rights associated with uh people when they get married um and and and etc so there's there's all these different rights that have sort of been developed over time that tracks like dean porter said uh more of a ginsburg understanding of the constitution which is that it's a living document involving over time by contrast um judge barrett believes that it's fixed in time and coupled with her what appears to be her willingness to consider long settled precedence that starts to
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