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v. wade sparked nationwide protests, including in front of the justice's home in politico in may. this conversation came at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. my name is john malcolm, i am the vice president for institute of constitutional government and a director for political and judicial studies. i am delighted that edward knees -- neece is here this evening. [applause] >> this lecture has been named in honor of one of our country's most distinguished jurists and legal scholars, a man who in fact distinguished himself in many different ways. joseph story was involved in politics and civic activities in of native state of massachusetts. after several years in private practice he served in the massachusetts state legislature, and for part of that time he was speaker of the house and then in united states congress. remarkable when you consider he did all of that before she was confirmed as it is justice on the supreme court at the ripe old age of 32, the youngest justice in our nation's history. in addition to serving with distinction on the high court story was instrumental in establishing a harvard law school and serv

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