Ford Hall Forum Recordings
Laurence H. Tribe discusses, "The Invisible Constitution" at Ford Hall Forum, video recording
Files
Identifier
MS113AV-0239
Collection Number
Ford Hall Forum Collection, 1908-2013 (MS113)
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Description
Between the lines of our parchment Constitution, renowned legal scholar Laurence Tribe argues, there is an “Invisible Constitution.” Tribe purports that some of our most cherished and widely held beliefs about our constitutional rights are not even included in the written document. How does this “Invisible Constitution” impact the central constitutional debates of our time – from gun control to abortion to wire-tapping? How has this framework for reading the Constitution evolved, and how does it work? Professor Laurence Tribe, Harvard Law School, discusses how we interpret our country’s most important document.
Subject Heading
Forums (Discussion and debate); Ford Hall Forum; Constitutional law
Date
9-25-2008
City
Boston
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Recommended Citation
Tribe, Laurence H., "Laurence H. Tribe discusses, "The Invisible Constitution" at Ford Hall Forum, video recording" (2008). Ford Hall Forum Recordings. 96.
https://dc.suffolk.edu/fhf-av/96
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