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DESCRIPTION:Professor Rodney A. Smolla&nbsp\; is a nationally recognized sc
 holar\, teacher\, advocate\, and writer. He is one of country’s foremost e
 xperts on issues relating to freedom of speech\, academic freedom\, and fr
 eedom of the press.During his legal career\, Smolla has presented argument
 s in state and federal courts throughout the country\, including the US Su
 preme Court. He also has testified before committees of the US Senate and 
 House of Representatives.Smolla is the author of&nbsp\;The Constitution Go
 es to College&nbsp\;(2011)\;Constitutional Law: Structure and Rights in Ou
 r Federal System&nbsp\;(2010)\, with INSCT Director William C. Banks\;Free
  Speech in an Open Society(1992)\;&nbsp\;Jerry Falwell v. Larry Flynt: The
  First Amendment on Trial&nbsp\;(1988)\; and&nbsp\;Deliberate Intent&nbsp\
 ;(1999)\, which was made into an FX television movie.Currently\, Smolla is
  a Visiting Professor at Duke Law. Before that appointment\, he served as 
 President of Furman University in Greenville\, SC\; as Dean and Roy L. Ste
 inheimer Professor of Law at Washington and Lee School of Law\; as Dean an
 d Allen Professor at the University of Richmond School of Law\; and as Dir
 ector of the Institute of Bill of Rights Law at the College of William and
  Mary.
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SUMMARY:INSCT Guest Speaker: Rodney Smolla
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Professor Rodney A. Smolla&nbsp\; is a nationa
 lly recognized scholar\, teacher\, advocate\, and writer. He is one of cou
 ntry’s foremost experts on issues relating to freedom of speech\, academic
  freedom\, and freedom of the press.<br><br>During his legal career\, Smol
 la has presented arguments in state and federal courts throughout the coun
 try\, including the US Supreme Court. He also has testified before committ
 ees of the US Senate and House of Representatives.<br><br>Smolla is the au
 thor of&nbsp\;<em>The Constitution Goes to College</em>&nbsp\;(2011)\;<em>
 Constitutional Law: Structure and Rights in Our Federal System&nbsp\;</em>
 (2010)\, with INSCT Director William C. Banks\;<em>Free Speech in an Open 
 Society</em>(1992)\;&nbsp\;<em>Jerry Falwell v. Larry Flynt: The First Ame
 ndment on Trial</em>&nbsp\;(1988)\; and&nbsp\;<em>Deliberate Intent&nbsp\;
 </em>(1999)\, which was made into an FX television movie.<br><br>Currently
 \, Smolla is a Visiting Professor at Duke Law. Before that appointment\, h
 e served as President of Furman University in Greenville\, SC\; as Dean an
 d Roy L. Steinheimer Professor of Law at Washington and Lee School of Law\
 ; as Dean and Allen Professor at the University of Richmond School of Law\
 ; and as Director of the Institute of Bill of Rights Law at the College of
  William and Mary.<br>
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