Pulitzer Plagiarism: The Malamud-Beilis ConnectionJay Beilis |
Funerals, Fire, and BrimstoneAlbert Snyder won a jury verdict and a substantial monetary judgment against the Westboro Baptist Church after they protested at his son's funeral. The Fourth Circuit reversed. When the Supreme Court hears Snyder v. Phelps in October of 2010, the contours of the First Amendment's Freedom of Speech guarantee could be redefined. Cardozo Law Review de novo is pleased to present a collection of articles from a number of leading scholars who question what the Supreme Court could do with the case, and suggest what it should do. |
Understanding the "Christian Nation" MythSteven K. Green One debate that apparently has no ending point is the one over the nation’s religious foundings. As predictable as the first daffodils of spring, religious and legal conservatives periodically raise claims about America’s Christian heritage in their efforts to gain the moral (and legal) high ground in the ongoing culture wars. These arguments take on several forms, from assertions that the Founders relied on a pervasive Calvinist ideology to craft notions of republicanism, to claims that the Founders were all de... Read More... |
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