Proportionality in Constitutional Law: Why Everywhere But Here?

Bernhard Schlink

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Legal scholar and author Bernhard Schlink presents the Herbert L. Bernstein Memorial Lecture in Comparative Law. Professor Schlink is both a respected legal scholar and the acclaimed author of a number of popular works of fiction, including the novel The Reader. His lecture focuses on proportionality in German and American constitutional law.

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