Richmond Newspapers Inc. / Drexel Furniture Co. / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
University Law School / America The Supreme Court / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
minimum wage law / constitutional law / /
Movie
In Search of / /
Organization
Congress / House of Representatives / Supreme Court / national government / YALE / The George Washington University / National Bioethics Advisory Commission / George Washington University Law School / /
Person
Daniel L. Dreisbach / Erwin Chemerinsky / Lawrence H. Tribe / MIRIAM GALSTON / Mary Cheh / R. LAURENCE MOORE / Jen McClure / MICHAEL MALBIN / Rachel Bohlen / FRANK LAMBERT / Catherine Ross / JOHN R. VILE / Reed Amar / Dean Fred Lawrence / John S. Baker / Jr. / Dick Pierce / Edward Stein / Laurence Tribe / Mike Seidman / JOHN HART ELY / Eugene W. Hickok / Jr. / Kaitlin Dunne / Rosemary Englert / Bruce Ackerman / LEO PFEFFER / Beth Alyson Yenis / Sanford Levinson / David A. Strauss / Sandy Levinson / Jesus Christ / Matthew Mantel / Walter F. Murphy / Jason Mazzone / Bill Galston / /
Position
author / chief executive / Associate Professor / /
Theocracy in America: Should Core First Amendment Values Be Permanent? by MIRIAM GALSTON* The ultimate measure of a constitution is how it balances entrenchment and change.