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The Lawfare Podcast

The Annual “Ask Us Anything” Episode

Jan 3, 2022

35:32

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Episode guests

Benjamin Wittes

Alan Rozenshtein

Scott R. Anderson

Highlights

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Episode notes

Why Is It Legal for Public Officials to Lies Without Proof?

The President Cannot Be Prosecuted While He Is in Office

The Brandenburg Test Is Incredibly Protective of Speech That Has the Effect of Inciting

1.

Introduction

3min

2.

China's Military Capabilities on the South China Sea

3min

3.

Why Is It Legal for Public Officials to Lies Without Proof?

3min

4.

The President Cannot Be Prosecuted While He Is in Office

2min

5.

What Is Surprising About the Criminal Prosecutions?

6min

6.

What's the Predicate Offence for a Corruption?

3min

7.

The Brandenburg Test Is Incredibly Protective of Speech That Has the Effect of Inciting

3min

8.

Is There an Overlap Between Former President Trump's Legal Arguments and the Supreme Court's Judgment?

2min

9.

The Supreme Court Will Decide on the Executive Privilege Question

5min

10.

The Law Fair Podcaste - Theme Music

3min

As is our annual tradition, we're bringing you the Lawfare “Ask Us Anything” episode. You, the listeners, sent over your questions, and we, the Lawfare staff and Lawfare contributors, have got answers. Julian Ku, Alan Rozenshtein, Benjamin Wittes, Natalie Orpett, Scott R. Anderson and David Priess tackle questions about the South China Sea, Jan. 6, and an interesting collection of questions about elected officials, the executive branch and constitutional issues.

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