Frederick Franklin Schauer was a prominent American legal scholar who held distinguished positions at the University of Virginia School of Law and Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
His expertise encompassed American constitutional law, free speech, and legal reasoning, with a particular focus on legal formalism.
Schauer's work significantly contributed to the understanding of these complex areas of law.
His academic career was marked by influential research and teaching, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in legal scholarship.
Schauer's contributions to the field of law continue to impact legal education and practice.
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