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Shakespeare and the Law

Kenji Yoshino, Yale Law Professor (joining NYU School of Law in the fall), has contributed his thoughts on "Shakespeare and the Law" to Bigthink, a website devoted to "direct, unfiltered interviews with today's leading thinkers, movers and shakers."
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Among his interesting comments:

"Civil rights does not belong to lawyers--civil rights belongs to all of us."
He is writing a book on Shakespeare and the Law and hopes to bring non-lawyers to have conversations about justice through the texts of Shakespeare. Previous writings include: The Lawyer of Belmont, 9 Yale J. L. & Humanities 183 (1997), Why Bush Is Our Most Shakespearean President (posted on the Slate blog), and Covering : the hidden assault on our civil rights (NY: Random House, 2006).

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