
About this episode
Sarah and David return for a truly prolific episode covering another SCOTUS decision day and revisit where they stand on originalism and its faults.
The Agenda:
—Doctrine coded vs. culture-war coded
—Did the government coerce social media companies in 2020?
—David, you ignorant slut
—Interpreting “corruptly”
—The accidental release of Idaho abortion case
—Is SCOTUS strategic in its opinion release schedule?
—The problems with originalism
—Trump immunity case delay
Show Notes:
—National Rifle Association of America v. Vullo
—Bantam Books, Inc. v. Sullivan
—Lawrence Solum’s law review article on originalism
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