Strict Scrutiny

Limiting the Inevitable Damage

Oct 10, 2022

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Strict Scrutiny Crooked Media Production

01:59

The Jingle's Test for Identifying Vote Dilution Is All About Race

01:36

The First Time for Everything, Justice Jackson

01:39

Introduction

2min

The Earth Needs a Good Lawyer

2min

Is the EPA Right to Regulate Wetlands?

2min

The Clean Water Act Protects Navigable Waters

2min

The SACOT's Position on Wetland Regulations

2min

What's the Legal Argument for Regulation of Wetlands?

2min

Wetland Regulations - Why Didn't Congress Say Immediately Adjacent?

2min

Justice Kavanaugh, I Don't Want to Die on This Hill

2min

The First Time for Everything, Justice Jackson

2min

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The Sockets Are Not Not Probably Not Not Cheap About What This Means

2min

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Justice Jackson's First Argument at the Supreme Court

2min

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Is the Statute Exempt for Larger Dollar Products?

2min

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404 G Is Unenlightening

2min

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Environmental Law - I'm an Optimist

2min

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Hold on Zip Seal Kitchen Bags

5min

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Can Section Two of the Voting Rights Act Be a Viable Remedy?

2min

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The Voting Rights Act in Alabama

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The Long Term Impact of Section 2 on Future Maps

2min

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Is Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act a Race-Blind Plan?

2min

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Alabama's Section Two Is a Results Test and a Test of Potentially Discriminatory Map

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Is the Voting Rights Act a Prohibition on Intentional Racial Gerrymandering or Intent Dilution?

2min

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Is Intent Required in Section Two?

2min

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Alabama Solicitor General's Bloodied Corpse Was on Life Support

2min

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Why Is That the Question at Step One, Counsel?

3min

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The Jingle's Test for Identifying Vote Dilution Is All About Race

2min

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Magic Spoon Cereal Review

4min

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Is There a 14th Amendment Problem?

2min

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The Solicitor General's Response to the 14th Amendment

2min

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The Role of Simulations in Section 2 Litigation

3min

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The First Gingles Factor - Where Can They Win?

2min

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Is Race Neutral in Section Two Claims?

2min

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Alabama's Argument That You Should Not Ignore Race When Redistricting

2min

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The Voting Rights Act, Section Five, We Don't Need That Anymore

2min

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Alabama Voting Rights Act - Is That Really a Mystery?

2min

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I'm Not Sure Is It Taylor Swift Fans, but I Don't Think So.

2min

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Dobbs Voting Rights Act

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Strict Scrutiny Crooked Media Production

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Melissa, Kate, and Leah welcome Sam Sankar of Earthjustice and Deuel Ross of NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund to recap arguments the Supreme Court heard this week in two big cases. Sackett v. EPA is a challenge to the EPA’s authority to regulate wetlands, and Merrill v. Milligan is a Voting Rights Act case out of Alabama that’s really about whether Congress may ensure the representation and political power of voters of color.