Justice Scalia comes clean on Brown v. Board of Education?
Posted 3 months ago on Balkinization
UPDATE:As I suspected, Justice Scalia did not say he would have dissented in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954. The newspaper account is incorrect and took his remarks out of context. The author of the article, Howard Fischer of Capitol Me…
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