

Chatter: Constitutional Fragility with Sandy Levinson
Oct 22, 2024
Sandy Levinson, a law professor at the University of Texas, delves into the fragility of the U.S. Constitution, urging a necessary overhaul. He discusses how skepticism towards the Constitution has evolved, especially amid current political tensions and potential contested elections. Levinson highlights the Supreme Court's limited influence on pressing societal issues, such as climate change. He advocates for a reformed legal education that emphasizes civic engagement and explores the challenges of amending the Constitution while proposing innovative approaches to spur public involvement.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Critical Perspectives on the U.S. Constitution
01:38 • 24min
Examining the Supreme Court's Role in Societal Issues
25:43 • 3min
Stewardship and Structural Analysis in Constitutional Law
28:50 • 3min
Reevaluating Constitutional Law Education
31:38 • 32min
Reassessing the Amendment Process: The Challenge of Constitutional Reform
01:03:18 • 3min
Exploring Divine Providence and Cultural Narratives
01:06:13 • 7min