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Jun. 16, 2020
Joe, part 2
Though he never went to law school, Joe Tussman co-authored one of the foundational pieces underlying the Supreme Court’s expansive use of the equal protection clause during the latter half of the 20th century.
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My last column was about Joe Tussman, a friend of mine who was chair of the Philosophy Department at U.C. Berkeley.
Though he never went to law school, Joe co-authored one of the foundational pieces underlying the Supreme Court's expansive use of the equal protection clause during the latter half of the 20th century.
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