Citing Slavery Project
American slavery generated thousands of legal disputes, and lawyers legitimized slavery by fitting cases involving enslaved people into standard legal categories. After emancipation, however, lawyers and judges continued to treat slave cases as good law. Today, American judges and lawyers continue to cite slave cases for fundamental legal propositions. The legal profession must confront its role in slavery, and the first step is by acknowledging the modern citation of slave cases. The Citing Slavery Project provides a database of slave cases and the modern cases that continue to cite them as precedent. This database can be found on our website and is available to the public.
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