Labor's constitution of freedom.

From: Yale Law Journal | Date: January 1, 1997| Author: Pope, James Gray | Copyright information

The American labor movement of the early twentieth century sustained a tradition of independent constitutional thought and action. Unionists held that antistrike injunctions and statutes violated the Constitution notwithstanding court decisions to the contrary. They endeavored to enforce their constitutional holdings through noncompliance and direct action. In this Article, Professor Pope explores the dynamics of labor's constitutional insurgency through a case study of the four-month "consti...

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