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February 17, 2010
OSCAR Nominations: ConLaw Perspectives
Have a constitutional law perspective on the best-picture nominee and blockbuster Avatar?
Consider this CFP from The Journal for the Study of
Religion, Nature and Culture. (H/T Feminist Philosophers).
And among the Academy Award nominees for documentary film is The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers, suitable for viewing (or reviewing) while teaching New York Times v. United States. If a class trip to the local cinema is not possible, consider one of the compressed and evocative snippets available:
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Thanks for a very timely entry. I teach a Con Law course to undergraduates here at Babson, and the topic for today's class -- in a couple of hours, actually -- is prior restraint and sedition. The cases for today are Near v. Minn., NYTimes v. U.S., and Schenck v. U.S. So,this trailer will be a nice intro.
Posted by: eli bortman | Feb 18, 2010 3:31:10 AM
