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28.2.16

Antonin Scalia: exemplary juror for PH

Cristina Montes and I on originalism and Justice Scalia's relevance for the Philippines.

Article can be read here.

Posted by jemy at 10:15 PM

Labels: constitutional law, legal education, policy, pro-life issues, religious freedom

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