Jan 25, 2018
Has the history of how our constitutional rights came to be protected on campus been forgotten?
Professor Randall L. Kennedy believes it has. It’s a history even
he wasn’t familiar with until recently. On this episode of So to
Speak, Professor Kennedy explains how civil rights activists in the
1950s and 60s secured...
Jan 11, 2018
Was our modern First Amendment born out of a chance encounter on a train bound for Boston in 1918?
On this episode of So to Speak, we speak with Seton Hall Law Professor Thomas Healy. He argues that Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’ unlikely run-in with Judge Learned Hand in the summer of 1918 set off a...