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Dean of UC Berkeley Law School explains free speech | 101 in 101

Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of UC Berkeley’s School of Law, has spent the last 45 years teaching one of the most sacred of Constitutional laws: freedom of speech. It’s something most Americans take for granted, but despite its hallowed status, free speech isn’t something that everyone understands — and it hasn’t always been guaranteed. Chemerinsky explains the basics of this law, in American society and particularly on college campuses, in this episode of UC Berkeley’s 101 in 101 video series, which challenges scholars to explain the basics of their field in only 101 seconds. “Ultimately, it's that people have the right to express any idea or view. That we don't want the government, we don't want campus administrators, we don't want anyone telling us that there's ideas and views we can't express,” says Chemerinsky. For full story, visit: news.berkeley.edu Video by Sean Patrick Farrell http://news.berkeley.edu/   / ucberkeley     / ucberkeley     / ucberkeleyofficial