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Equal Protection Clause

The dual nature of the U.S. Constitution

By Kristopher Nelson in the Spring of 2009

It is so much more fun to “expound” on the “adaptable” Constitution and simply pretend that the “hard-wired” one can always be “worked around.” But what if it can’t? What if there is a gorilla (or rattlesnake) in the room?

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