Our Constitution at a Crossroads
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Our constitution serves as the foundation and charter to the United State’s system of government. It has created a resilient and adaptive system, but there are signs of stress emerging in that system. Some question whether the centuries-old system is up to facing today’s global issues, and if perhaps it is time for significant reform. Speakers: Pamela S. Karlan, Sanford Levinson, Richard A. Pildes, Jed Rubenfeld, Richard Wilhelm
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