Published 1994 | Version Published
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The Supreme Court, Racial Politics, and the Right to Vote: Shaw v. Reno and the Future of the Voting Rights Act : Conference hosted by The American University Law Review and The Law and Government Program Of The Washington College Of Law

Abstract

On September 9, 1994, The American University Law Review and the Law and Government Program of The Washington College of Law co-hosted a conference addressing voting rights, with an emphasis on recent Supreme Court jurisprudence, and Shaw v. Reno in particular. The conference brought together many of the leading scholars and practitioners involved in this area of the law. The day's events included four panel discussions and a luncheon speech by Julian Bond, the transcripts of which the Law Review is honored to publish.

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© 1994 Washington College of Law. Included in the article are comments made by J.M. Kousser during the second session: II. Understanding Shaw v. Reno, pp. 36-38, 50-51, 60-63.

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