In early October, Harvard Law School spent two days on the part of the Constitution Washington would rather you skip. University of Texas law professor Sanford Levinson told the audience that the Constitution in its current form “constitutes a clear and present danger, even an existential risk to our national survival,” Harvard Law Today reported. […]
In early October, Harvard Law School spent two days on the part of the Constitution Washington would rather you skip. University of Texas law professor Sanford Levinson told the audience that the Constitution in its current form “constitutes a clear and present danger, even an existential risk to our national survival,” Harvard Law Today reported. […]
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