Advisory Opinions Did a Justice Leak to the New York Times?
Sep 17, 2024
The hosts discuss the irony of elite universities trying to stay politically neutral, especially after an event at Princeton was banned. They dive into the controversial TikTok ban, examining its implications for free speech and national security. A leaked Supreme Court memo reveals concerns about judicial integrity, prompting discussions on transparency. The transformative role of AI in law is highlighted, emphasizing efficiency while advocating for human oversight. The podcast also scrutinizes the evolving dynamics in hiring practices within the legal profession and higher education.
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Princeton Podcast Removal
- Sarah Isgur and David French were kicked off the Princeton University campus for their podcast.
- The university cited a potential violation of their tax status due to political advocacy.
University Neutrality
- University neutrality policies are beneficial for free expression and maintaining trust.
- David French questions the relevance of institutional opinions on matters outside their direct purview.
Princeton's Overreach
- Princeton's decision to bar the podcast seems overly cautious, potentially barring many speakers.
- David French advocates for a clear line between university interests and national political issues.