Interview with Harvard Law Professor Charles Fried Part 2
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Uploaded by BoilingPointRadio on Apr 15, 2008
This week, we hear from Harvard Law Professor Charles Fried, who has recently written a book "Modern Liberty and the Limits of Government".
Professor Fried also has served as solicitor general, argued cases before the Supreme Court representing various firms, and served on the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
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We apologize for the bad quality. A hand recorder backup had to be used since the MP3 recording system was not on. The first part of Professor Fried's answer at the beginning is cut off. Our apologies.
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