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William Brennan, Supreme Court Justice [an interview]

Contains discussion on Brennan's legal philosophy and life off and on the Justice's bench. The issues covered are: voting rights, affirmative action, sex discrimination, school prayer, busing of school children, abortion, rights of free speech, rights of criminal defendants, death penalty, etc. Shows how Mr. Brennan influenced the U.S. public policy over the period of thirty years.

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  • "In this interview, Justice Brennan tells NPR legal correspondent Nina Totenberg about life on and off the Supreme Court bench. He explains his legal philosophy, responsibilities, and decisions, and offers his views on pornography, abortion, sex discrimination, criminal defendants' rights, the church-state conflict, and the death penalty."
  • "Contains discussion on Brennan's legal philosophy and life off and on the Justice's bench. The issues covered are: voting rights, affirmative action, sex discrimination, school prayer, busing of school children, abortion, rights of free speech, rights of criminal defendants, death penalty, etc. Shows how Mr. Brennan influenced the U.S. public policy over the period of thirty years."@en

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  • "Biography"
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  • "William Brennan, Supreme Court justice"
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