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Lord Mansfield, via the 1750 English case of Moses v. Macferlan, had injected unjust enrichment doctrine into the English legal tradition. Long before 1937, which was when the U.S....
The subject of what goes under the shibboleth of 'affirmative action' is both close to my heart and one about which I have frequently written, usually drawing on Andrew Kull's legal history The Color-Blind Constitution, Published by Harvard University Press in 1998, it remains a terrific book. If Kull updated it to take cases of the past 25 years into account, the update would vindicate his analysis. One cannot miss
Linda Brown was the young girl who gave her name to the four cases consolidated for consideration in Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 Supreme Court case that effectively invalidated the regime of public school segregation. She died in 2018 at the age of 75 or 76. Neil Genzlinger's New York Times obituary recounted her story. Genzlinger dealt inadequately with the Brown case. 'In its ruling,' he wrote, 'the
Commentary The Supreme Court’s decision to hear challenges to affirmative action policies at Harvard and the University of ...
Linda Brown was the young girl who gave her name to the four cases consolidated for consideration in Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 Supreme Court case that effectively invalidated the regime of public school segregation. She died in 2018 at the age of 75 or 76. Neil Genzlinger's New York Times obituary recounted her story. Genzlinger dealt inadequately with the Brown case. 'In its ruling,' he wrote, 'the