Garnett and Koppelman's First Amendment Stories (Stories Series)

By Richard W Garnett, Andrew Koppelman

ISBN-13: 9781599417752

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Series: Law Stories

Brand: Foundation Press

Pages: 576

Components: 1 Print

Shelf Space: 1 in.

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This Stories title will enrich First Amendment courses and help students appreciate the premises that animate the cases and the values that are at stake in religious-liberty and free-speech controversies, rarely captured fully by doctrinal presentations. This collection offers carefully selected and rich cases that involve real stories, which can themselves serve as points-of-entry to the many great, ongoing debates that run through our free speech and religious liberty traditions.