Jesse Choper

University of California Boalt Hall School of Law

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Earl Warren Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of California Berkeley's Boalt Hall

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Facebook, Twitter and other social media have allowed Egyptians, Iranians, Chinese and others to challenge repressive governments.

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Facebook, Twitter and other social media have allowed Egyptians, Iranians, Chinese and others to challenge repressive governments.

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Same-sex marriage is legal in California, at least until November, when voters are likely to get the chance to overturn last week's ruling by the state supreme court.

Same-Sex Marriage in California

Same-sex marriage is legal in California, at least until November, when voters are likely to get the chance to overturn last week's ruling by the state supreme court.

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