Madison's Music (46 page)

     
Eisenhower and,
183

Warren Court,
181
,
183

     
bad tendency doctrine and,
111

     
civil rights demonstrations and,
118

     
Fourth Amendment and,
26

     
literacy tests and,
45

Washington, George,
177

     
in Revolutionary War,
202

Washington State, primary election in,
58

“well-regulated Militia,” in Second Amendment,
14
,
23
,
24

West Virginia v. Barnette
,
183
,
232–33n7

Whitney v. California
,
111

Wilson, Woodrow,
189
,
191

Winthrop, John,
227–28n1

witnesses, for treason,
174–75

Wolcott, Oliver,
162

woman's right whether to bear a child,
183

     
counselors for,
101

     
First Amendment and,
101

     
natural law and,
32

women

     
Nineteenth Amendment and,
35

     
oppression of,
8

     
plural marriage and,
146–47

World War I,
195

     
First Amendment and,
189

     
leafleting about,
6–7
,
189–91

World War II

     
Communism after,
7

     
flag saluting in,
183

     
Japanese internment camps in,
183
,
191–92
,
195–96

     
Nazism in,
8
,
32

write-in votes, Supreme Court and,
61
,
65

Yarborough, Ex parte
,
230n9

Yeltsin, Boris,
140

Zelig, Leonard,
207

Zenger, John Peter,
125–26

About the Author

Burt Neuborne
is the Inez Milholland Professor of Civil Liberties and the founding legal director of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law School. He has served as the national legal director of the ACLU, as special counsel to the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, and as a member of the New York City Human Rights Commission. During his fifty years of public interest practice, Neuborne has participated in more than two hundred cases in the U.S. Supreme Court. He played Jerry Falwell's lawyer in Miloš Forman's
The People vs. Larry Flynt
and was the Court TV commentator for the trial of O.J. Simpson. Neuborne is the author of three scholarly books and more than fifty scholarly articles and has contributed to
The Nation.
He is married to Helen Redleaf Neuborne. They live in New York.

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