Neal Devins

College of William and Mary

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Professor of Law at the College of William and Mary and Director of its Institute of Bill of Rights Law 

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Justice Elena Kagan told an audience at Princeton on Friday, “This is a really divided time.

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This month, the US Supreme Court is expected to decide cases on the limits of speech during abortion protests, organized labor and when police can search your cell phone.

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