Antinomianism: Revolts Against Law in Judaism, Christianity, and American Political Culture-Spring 2025

Resource 12 . 5

Optional: Joe Udell, "Throwing Tomato Soup at a Van Gogh: How Climate Activists Leveraged Legal Theory, Criminal Law, and Moral Outrage to Conduct a Radical Protest Campaign in the World's Most Famous Museums," 35 Villanova Envtl LJ 63 (2024)

Jay Michaelson

With the addition of other sources, this is now optional only.

Optional: Joe Udell, "Throwing Tomato Soup at a Van Gogh: How Climate Activists Leveraged Legal Theory, Criminal Law, and Moral Outrage to Conduct a Radical Protest Campaign in the World's Most Famous Museums," 35 Villanova Envtl LJ 63 (2024)

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