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Anthony Lewis was a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who transformed American legal journalism. He is the author of Gideon's Trumpet which concerned Gideon v. Wainwright, the 1963 decision that guaranteed lawyers to poor defendants charged with serious crimes. His book Make No Law- The Sullivan Case and the First Amendment is an account of New York Times v. Sullivan, the 1964 Supreme Court decision that revolutionized American libel law. Lewis was a New York Times reporter at the Supreme Court from 1957 to 1964 and wrote an Op-Ed column for thirty years called ""At Home Abroad"" or ""Abroad at Home"" depending on where he was writing from . He also taught at the Harvard Law School where he was a Lecturer on Law from 1974 to 1989. He has also been the James Madison Visiting Professor at Columbia University. Anthony Lewis died in 2013 at the age of 85.
A riveting detailed account...[Make No Law] is nothing less than a comprehensive history of free speech in America. --Philadelphia Inquirer Superbly written... a compelling drama that clearly places the Sullivan decision in the context of the court's still evolving notions of free speech and fully illuminates the constitutional principles at stake...an essential guide. --Boston Globe A riveting detailed account...[Make No Law] is nothing less than a comprehensive history of free speech in America. Philadelphia Inquirer Superbly written... a compelling drama that clearly places the Sullivan decision in the context of the court's still evolving notions of free speech and fully illuminates the constitutional principles at stake...an essential guide. Boston Globe A riveting detailed account...[Make No Law] is nothing less than a comprehensive history of free speech in America. -- Philadelphia Inquirer Superbly written... a compelling drama that clearly places the Sullivan decision in the context of the court's still evolving notions of free speech and fully illuminates the constitutional principles at stake...an essential guide. -- Boston Globe A riveting detailed account...�Make No Law� is nothing less than a comprehensive history of free speech in America. -- Philadelphia Inquirer Superbly written... a compelling drama that clearly places the Sullivan decision in the context of the court's still evolving notions of free speech and fully illuminates the constitutional principles at stake...an essential guide. -- Boston Globe
