Download This PaperWhat is War?: Reflections on Free Speech in 'Wartime'
28 Pages Posted: 28 Feb 2007
Abstract
Written as the lead article for a Symposium issue commemorating the Free Speech in Wartime Conference held in January of 2005 at Rutgers Law School - Camden, this piece analyzes the following questions: What qualifies as war in the 21st Century? Who determines when the country is at war? And what effect, if any, should the existence of a war have on judicial review of First Amendment challenges?
Keywords: War, First Ammendment, Commander-in-Chief, Political Question
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Collins, Ronald K. L. and Skover, David, What is War?: Reflections on Free Speech in 'Wartime'. Rutgers Law Journal, Vol. 36, p. 833, 2005, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=965790
Ronald K. L. Collins
University of Washington - School of Law ( email )
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David Skover (Contact Author)
Seattle University School of Law ( email )
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