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The Significance of the Reconstruction Amendments for the Federal Judiciary

November 05, 2015

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Judge Janice Rogers Brown, Judge D. Brock Hornby, and Judge Jeremy Fogel discuss the origins, influence, and contemporary meaning of the 14th Amendment. (See below.)

This is the third in a series of  three panels.

Click here for Panel 1: The Origins of the Reconstruction Amendments featuring Jack Rakove, John Harrison, Pamela Brandwein, and moderated by Jeffrey Rosen
Click here for Panel 2: The Influence of the Reconstruction Amendments featuring David M. Kennedy, Heather Mac Donald, and moderated by Judge Jeremy Fogel

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