UVA law professor Risa Goluboff discusses Supreme Court cases involving voting rights in the 2014 term, and what could be next. (University of Virginia School of Law, Sept. 24, 2015)

Voting Rights and the Supreme Court, with Professor Risa Goluboff

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Voting Rights and the Supreme Court, with Professor Risa Goluboff

Voting Rights and the Supreme Court, with Professor Risa Goluboff