Armand Derfner

Photo of Armand DerfnerPhoto | Jack AltermanArmand Derfner has been a civil rights lawyer for nearly sixty years as well as a scholar and teacher of constitutional law. He has helped shape the Voting Rights Act in numerous Supreme Court arguments and worked on desegregating state university systems and state legislatures across the South.

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Cover: Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtJustice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtBurton, Orville Vernon
Derfner, Armand		HARDCOVER05/31/2021$35.00
Cover: Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtJustice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtBurton, Orville Vernon
Derfner, Armand		PAPERBACK05/01/2024$24.95Not yet available
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