A Democratic Political Economy for the First Amendment

Tebbe, Nelson

Journal: Cornell Law Review

Volume: 105

First Page: 959

Year: 2020

Bluebook Citation: 105 CORNELL L. REV. 959 (2020)

Author: Nelson Tebbe: all 23 publications


Abstract

In this Article, I begin building an interpretation of the First Amendment that promotes the practical conditions for a vital democracy. I argue that considerations of distributive justice do properly affect interpretation of free speech and religious liberty. This is true even assuming that those provisions have priority over ordinary law, including economic regulation.

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