The “born free and equal” clauses and Lawrence v. Texas
In the local area, a series of articles is exploring the relevance of the "born free and equal" clauses to constitutional law. These clauses are found in the Declaration of Independence and several st
By Steven Gow CalabresiAugust 31, 202610 min read
In the local area, a series of articles is exploring the relevance of the "born free and equal" clauses to constitutional law. These clauses are found in the Declaration of Independence and several state constitutions. The discussion is part of a larger examination of their impact, with a total of seven introductory articles planned. The clauses have been referenced in significant cases, including Lawrence v. Texas. Further details on the topic are available from SCOTUSblog, which is providing in-depth information on the clauses and their significance in the context of constitutional law.