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Volume 51 | Issue 2 | Spring 2023

    Symposium: Freedom of Expression at American Law Schools

     

    Part I: Speech and Civility

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Introduction: Freedom of Expression at American Law Schools
    Norman I. Silber
     

    ARTICLES

    Free Speech on Campus: The Attack from Within
    Kevin T. Baine

    “The Remedy to Be Applied Is More Speech”: Rights, Responsibilities, and Obligations of Free Expression at Law Schools
    Frederick M. Lawrence

    The Kids Are Alright
    Thomas Healy

    COMMENTS

    Comment
    Hon. Guido Calabresi        

    Comment
    Eduardo Peñalver

    Comment
    Danielle Holley

    BOOK REVIEW

    An Account of the Deliberations of the Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom and Unacceptable Speech
    Matthew W. Finkin

    NOTES

    What Went Down When You Went Under? The Performance of Nonconsensual Pelvic Exams on Unconscious Patients
    Gabriella Ferreira

    Parents Under Pressure: Why CPS Needs to Tell Parents Their Rights Before Walking in the Door
    Nicole E. Imperatore

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