

s07e65 | Common Law vs. Uncommon Times, with Will Chamberlain
Apr 22, 2025
Will Chamberlain, a Cupertino conservative known for his right-wing advocacy through a justice law lens, delves into the intricate legal battles surrounding Trump and his opposition. He discusses how judicial rulings impact presidential authority, particularly in immigration. The conversation touches on evolving conservatism, the influence of the MAGA movement, and the role of common law in promoting freedoms. Will also explores the dynamics of the deep state, the shifting political landscape, and the need for diverse ideological representation within conservatism.
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Judges' Injunction Power Explained
- Lower-level judges issue injunctions that presidents must obey when involved in a case, controlling behavior in front of them.
- Injunctions expand via class action certifications or rulings with broad legal impact, sometimes improperly extending their scope.
Lawfare Turns Law Political
- The legal system is almost postmodern now, with lawfare weaponizing courts politically from both sides.
- The Supreme Court attempts to restore order, but political valence still corrupts many legal proceedings.
Use Lawfare Strategically
- Exploit opponents' legal vulnerabilities by filing aggressive, non-frivolous lawsuits aligned with lawfare tactics.
- Use executive orders to penalize law firms abusing pro bono work for progressive causes.