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Zustand: New. In articulating and upholding Americans fundamental right to free expression against charges of obscenity, libel, espionage, sedition, or conspiracy during turbulent times, Gilbert Roe was rarely successful in the courts. But his battles illuminate the evo.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Free speech and freedom of the press were often suppressed amid the social turbulence of the Progressive Era and World War I. As muckrakers, feminists, pacifists, anarchists, socialists, and communists were arrested or censored for their outspoken views, many of them turned to a Manhattan lawyer named Gilbert Roe to keep them in business and out of jail.Roe was the principal trial lawyer of the Free Speech Leaguea precursor of the American Civil Liberties Union. His cases involved such activists as Emma Goldman, Lincoln Steffens, Margaret Sanger, Max Eastman, Upton Sinclair, John Reed, and Eugene Debs, as well as the socialist magazine The Masses and the New York City Teachers Union. A friend of Wisconsin's progressive senator Robert La Follette since their law partnership as young men, Roe defended 'Fighting Bob' when the Senate tried to expel him for opposing America's entry into World War I.In articulating and upholding Americans' fundamental right to free expression against charges of obscenity, libel, espionage, sedition, or conspiracy during turbulent times, Roe was rarely successful in the courts. But his battles illuminate the evolution of free speech doctrine and practice in an era when it was under heavy assault. His greatest victory, including the 1917 decision by Judge Learned Hand in The Masses Publishing Co. v. Patten, is still influential today.…

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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 288 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Free speech and freedom of the press were often suppressed amid the turbulence of the Progressive Era and World War I. As feminists, pacifists, anarchists, socialists, and communists were arrested for their outspoken views, many of them turned to a Manhattan lawyer named Gilbert Roe. Roe's battles with the courts illuminate the evolution of free speech doctrine in an era when it was under heavy assault.…

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. Born in 1853, Jared Flagg was the black sheep of an illustrious New York family. Frequently penalized for his criminal and unethical activities, Jared Flagg barrelled his way through Gilded and Jazz Age America, offering a fascinating and heretofore unknown.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Lawyers of the Old Left' contains professional profiles of the three most important - if not the most famous - lawyers of the American Left in the first quarter of the twentieth Century. These men were involved in some of the most significant cases of the tumultuous era that surrounded World War I, and they all commanded the respect of both their contemporary colleagues and adversaries.Morris Hillquit was practically synonymous with the Socialist movement that flourished in New York City. Not only was he a prolific chronicler of the movement, but he also ran for political office several times under the Socialist banner. Hillquit took a leadership role in the defense of antiwar activists during wartime and the repression that followed. In time, he would become one of the nation's pre-eminent labor lawyers. Seymour Stedman was a leader, with Eugene Debs and Victor Berger, of the home-grown Socialist movement that prevailed in Chicago, Milwaukee, and other midwestern cities. He rose to prominence at the national level, ultimately becoming the Party's vice-presidential candidate in Debs' campaign for the presidency in 1920. Charles Recht was unquestionably the most important American lawyer representing the Soviet Union, both before and after that country was recognized by the United States. He also participated in many important civil liberties cases, including the IWW and other anarchist-related cases. Recht also pursued a second career as a novelist, poet, and theatrical translator. Anyone interested in radical politics, the labor movement, and civil liberties law should be interested in reading this book. While these men played an outsized role in their time, they are largely forgotten today and appear only peripherally in the period literature. This book provides a perspective on the era that is otherwise largely unavailable.…