Short Circuit Short Circuit 114 – Live at UCLA (9/27/19)
Sep 27, 2019
Law professors Eugene Volokh and Richard Re discuss Kennedy's retirement and its impact on the court, the relevance of the 11th Amendment and sovereign immunity in a lawsuit against a university, the collection of funds from students and potential discrimination lawsuits, a hypothetical scenario about the enforcement of federal gun laws, a case touching on immigration and administrative agency interpretation, applying the ministerial exception in religious liberty cases, and the requirements for participation in marriage ceremonies and judges' decision making.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Kennedy's Retirement and the Impact on the Court
01:46 • 20min
11th Amendment, Sovereign Immunity, and First Amendment Rights
22:06 • 3min
Funding Collection and Judicial Influence
25:23 • 11min
Enforcement of Federal Gun Laws in Hypothetical Scenario
36:07 • 3min
Immigration, Administrative State, and Delegation
38:40 • 7min
Religious Liberty and the Ministerial Exception
45:28 • 20min
Participation in Marriage Ceremonies and Judges' Decision Making
01:05:15 • 6min