Bradford Short makes the point: “Contrary to public misconceptions, neither the majority opinion, nor the dissents, in any way asserted that either individual Americans had a constitutional right to assisted suicide or that States had a constitutional right to legalize assisted suicide.” Also on the assisted-suicide case, read Wesley Smith here. Like, it seems, today’s abortion decision, the sum-up of yesterday’s decision is “isn’t a storyline likely to sell newspapers” but it’s not judicial activism, which is a good thing.