Dwight G. Duncan
Professor Dwight Duncan teaches courses in Constitutional Law, Legal Ethics, Religion and the Law, and Bioethics at University of Massachusetts School of Law Dartmouth. His interests include legal history and legal philosophy.
Professor Duncan is an honors graduate of Georgetown University Law Center. A native Washingtonian, he practiced law there with the telephone company, now part of Verizon. He has written articles on legal, moral, and religious issues. He has argued several cases before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the Appeals Court and has written briefs for the US Supreme Court. He is a member of the Massachusetts and Washington DC bars. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Pro-Life Legal Defense Fund and on the Board of Advisors of Massachusetts Citizens for Life.
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What the Supreme Court did (and didn’t do) to religious freedom last week
8 Jul 2014 | FEATURES | 
It's hardly a threat to civil liberties.
Waiting for the Supreme Court to rescue religious freedom
6 Nov 2013 | FEATURES |
Business owners fighting Obamacare’s contraceptive mandate heard some good news last week.
Tying Windsor’s knot
28 Jun 2013 | FEATURES |
Those states which do not recognise same-sex marriage will not be forced to do so after this week's decisions. But for how long?
Bracingly liberal views
28 Feb 2013 | FEATURES |
Legal scholar Ronald Dworkin, the grand old man of political correctness, died earlier this month.
Religious freedom: use it or lose it
27 Jun 2012 | FEATURES |
This is a Paul Revere moment for America. But it's not the British who are coming; it's Big Brother.
Fashioning a constitutional right to gay marriage
7 Aug 2010 | FEATURES |
Judge Walker wrote a firewall opinion: no matter what judicial standard applied, gays would always win.
Whistling past the graveyard
20 Jul 2010 | FEATURES |
Why is
public
debate so shallow, impoverished and pointless? A new book contends that
reason
has been exiled and replaced by mere reasonableness.
Is same-sex marriage in the US running out of steam?
29 Jul 2006 | FEATURES |
In several states this month, courts handed down decisions which did not favour the cause of social reform. Is a judicial consensus emerging?
Tipping the balance
22 Jul 2005 | FEATURES |
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Distinguished, polite, intelligent, poised, competent, honest and
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