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“On Constitutional Disobedience”
That is the title of this thought-provoking book by Louis Michael Seidman, a professor of constitutional law at Georgetown University. In summary, Professor Seidman’s thesis is that the Constitution of 1787 is not binding on us. While a strong case can … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperation, Law, Philosophy, Politics, Questions Rarely Asked
Tagged Constitution, Louis Michael Seidman, Sophistry
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