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Jerry Dickinson
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| Father | Husband | Law Professor | Civil Rights Attorney | Constitutional Law Scholar | Fulbright Scholar | Author |
Pittsburgh, PAlaw.pitt.edu/people/gerald-…Joined April 2019

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“As a society we're becoming far more pluralistic, we're becoming far more inclusive in our way of life, and as a result of that we're becoming more tolerant...[but] to what extent can we begin to minimize subconscious racism…”
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Had a great time presenting my article, The Constitutional Puzzle of the Fourth Amendment’s Doctrinal Home, and 13th Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium in Chicago. It was also great to collaborate with the top constitutional law minds in the country!
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@LoyolaLaw and @GWLaw are hosting the 13th Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium on Nov. 4-5 at Loyola. Constitutional law scholars will discuss current projects, doctrinal and theoretical developments in constitutional law, and more. Register here: luc.edu/law/events/con
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as the right to contraception, same-sex relationships and gay marriage. Dickinson said the decision in the Dobbs case — as well as another out of New York earlier in the week expanding gun rights — appears to be out of step with public opinion.
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Dickinson said he thinks that shows the court is willing to roll back additional privacy rights. In his concurring opinion Friday, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that the court “should reconsider” its decisions in other substantive due process rights cases such…
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“This is going to have long-term implications for the public’s perception of the court and the legitimacy of the court,” he said. Dickinson said this is “the first time the Supreme Court has ever overturned or reversed a long-standing…
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“She is clearly one of the most qualified candidates to come before the Senate in quite some time,” said Jerry Dickinson, a constitutional law professor at the University of Pittsburgh and a Democratic congressional candidate.
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“The First Amendment is a constraint on the power of the government to infringe on your right to free speech. It doesn’t apply to Twitter or Facebook.”
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