Remembering Shelley v. Kraemer: Of Public and Private Worlds

Authors

Francis A. Allen, University of Florida

Publication Title

Washington University Law Quarterly

Abstract

In the remarks that follow, I shall try to accomplish two tasks. First, to the extent possible, I should like to place Shelley in its historical context and, in some measure, present the case as it was seen by those who witnessed or participated in the decision. Second, I shall attempt to throw some light on why the theoretical issues called forth by these cases are difficult.

Recommended Citation

Francis A. Allen, Remembering Shelley v. Kraemer: Of Public and Private Worlds, 67 Wash. U. L. Q. 709 (1989).
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