Reading overview
TASA summary of Anna’s article
Anna shares a 1908 Supreme Court decision as a further reference in her research into legal identity. She connects it with the pattern she calls identity mirroring: confusion between a living individual and a legal representation. This brief post points readers to the linked judgment for closer study and supplies a reference for a recurring theme in her work.
Key points
- Anna directs readers to a Supreme Court decision from 1908.
- She connects the reference with her research into identity and representation.
- The linked judgment is provided for further reading.
Prepared by TASA from the research, conclusions and reflections Anna presents in her article. Her original wording follows below.
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By Anna Von Reitz
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