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Article
Abstract
Amicus curiae the Center for Jewish Legal Studies (“CJLS”)1 is an academic organization dedicated to establishing and advancing the emerging field of Jewish Legal Studies, which examines the intersection of law and Jewish peoplehood. CJLS convenes legal and interdisciplinary scholars whose research examines antisemitism and anti-Zionism across historical periods and ideological movements, including how ostensibly political language can express hostility toward Jews as a people. Through this scholarship, CJLS develops historical and legal frameworks that assist courts in recognizing and evaluating contemporary manifestations of anti-Jewish discrimination.
Repository Citation
Kaufmann, R., Wolosky, L., Lichtman, A. J., & Benmelech, M. (2026). Mariano Torres and Lester Wilson v. James Carlson, et. al., Brief of Amicus Curiae Center for Jewish Legal Studies in Support of Plaintiffs-Appellants and Reversal. Retrieved from https://dsc.duq.edu/law-faculty-scholarship/200
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No. 26-1773. In the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.