Strict Scrutiny

Open Season on Precedents

Oct 30, 2022

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In Bocky, the Court Ruled That Universities Could Use Race in Admissions Decisions

02:19

Why the Circuit President Never Agreed With the Circuit President

01:32

The Supreme Court's Decision to Recuse Herself From the Harvard Case Is a Terrible Name

01:32

Introduction

2min

The Supreme Court and the Legal Culture Around It

2min

The Biggest Cases of the Legislative Session

3min

The Supreme Court's Decision to Recuse Herself From the Harvard Case Is a Terrible Name

2min

Justice Jackson Will Participate in the UNC Voting Rights Case

2min

In Bocky, the Court Ruled That Universities Could Use Race in Admissions Decisions

2min

The Supreme Court Loves Affirmative Action

2min

Affirmative Action

2min

The Court of Appeals' Case for Disallowing Affirmative Action in Harvard College

4min

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Are You Taking a Contrarian View of Race in Affirmative Action?

4min

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The History of the 14th Amendment

2min

12.

The 14th Amendment Equal Protection Clause and Brown vs Board of Education

2min

13.

Justice Brown Jacks and the Voting Rights Act

2min

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The Inversion of Equal Protection and the Law of Discrimination

2min

15.

Brown v Board of Education - It's Just a House of Mirrors

4min

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The Supreme Court Is Going to Invoke Justice Marshal in the Way That They Invoked Justice Ginsburg and Dobs

2min

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I'm Hoping That Some of the Justices Will Lay the Groundwork and Set the Record Straight in Terms of What's What

2min

18.

Halloween Is Coming to You by Cozy Earth

4min

19.

Hold on Kitchen Bags

2min

20.

Is There a Remedy for a Felony's Conviction?

2min

21.

Why the Circuit President Never Agreed With the Circuit President

2min

22.

The Saving Clause in 2255 Jones Can't Proceed Using Habeas

2min

23.

State Post-Conviction Review and State Courts After Your Initial Trial and Appeal

3min

24.

The Supreme Court Is Not Applying Simmons to Arizona

2min

25.

Superfood Complete Dog Food Review

3min

26.

Lomi Is Your Solution for Dealing With Food Waste and Dirt

2min

27.

The Fifth Circuit's Doing Politics and Not Law

2min

28.

The Originalist Case for Perpetual Recession

2min

29.

The Eighth Circuit Stayed the Order Dismissing the Complaint

2min

30.

Justice Thomas Is Not Recusing Himself in Cases Relating to January 6

2min

31.

The Subpoena for Donald Trump's Documents and Testimony

2min

32.

Are There Going to Be Consequences for Holding on to the Senate for the Democrats?

3min

33.

I Don't Start Shit but I Can Tell You How It Ends the Ladies Simply Had Enough

2min

34.

The Supreme Court Strikes Down a New York Law on Handguns

2min

35.

A Brief History of the Court of Appeals

2min

36.

Crooked Work Appropriate Podcast

2min

On Halloween, the Supreme Court will hear pair of cases challenging affirmative action in university admissions. Spooky! Janai Nelson, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, joins Melissa, Kate, and Leah to preview the cases.

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Strict Scrutiny

Open Season on Precedents

In Bocky, the Court Ruled That Universities Could Use Race in Admissions Decisions

Why the Circuit President Never Agreed With the Circuit President

The Supreme Court's Decision to Recuse Herself From the Harvard Case Is a Terrible Name

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