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In the current issue of The Harvard Law Record

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In the current issue of The Harvard Law Record: The publication contains articles headlined "Souter looks beyond Supreme Court; Recently retired Supreme Court Justice looks ahead to future";

"222 years later, constitution scholars find little to celebrate in founding document; Constitution Day panel bemoans document's 'ossified', 'anachronistic', 'anti-democratic' principles";

"Solicitors General analyze Kagan's new role; Former Dean visits HLS on heels of first arguments as S.G."; and

"'I am Troy Davis': Georgia man fights for justice from death row; Supreme Court litigation yields examination of Georgia death row inmate's innocence."

The first two of these articles pertain to Harvard Law School's celebration of Constitution Day. The law school has posted online a related news release headlined "On Constitution Day, celebrating--and evaluating--our founding document; Feldman and Souter discuss models of judicial decision-making." You can view online the Feldman-Souter discussion by clicking here (beginning at the one hour and twenty minute mark, preceded by the discussion among constitutional scholars of that document's supposed flaws).

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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