About this episode
Sarah and David discuss how the media’s focus on outcomes ignores the Supreme Court’s complexity and restraint. Plus: tips for the lawyer ready to quit.
The Agenda:
—Bump stocks and executive overreach
—Upcoming SCOTUS cases
—Who’s the least powerful justice?
—Hidden ideological diversity in SCOTUS
—DOJ’s enforcement of the FACE Act
—How to quit your law firm: tips on professional risk management
Show Notes:
—Vidal v. Elster
—Empirical SCOTUS’ Power Index
—Mifepristone case
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