Strict Scrutiny Not Especially Judicious
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Oct 9, 2023 The podcast discusses Supreme Court oral arguments on civil rights enforcement and funding structures for financial agencies. They explore topics like mootness and tester standing, firing warning shots, and the interpretation of the 'and' in the safety valve provision for nonviolent drug offenses. They also analyze the constitutionality of the CFPB and its implications for other agencies, explore arguments on appropriations and tradition, and discuss the consequences of the blue slip practice and shortage of district court judges in Texas. Exciting developments include merchandising opportunities and a collaboration with Kariuma for eco-friendly shoes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Mootness and Tester Standing
02:30 • 13min
Firing Warning Shots and Merchandising Opportunities
15:06 • 4min
Interpreting the 'and' in the safety valve provision
19:26 • 20min
Frustration with Interruptions and a Case Involving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
39:11 • 3min
CFPB's Constitutionality and Implications for Other Agencies
41:52 • 10min
Exploring Arguments in a Case on Appropriations and Tradition
52:05 • 23min
Consequences of the Blue Slip Practice and Shortage of District Court Judges in Texas
01:14:42 • 9min
Exciting developments, eco-friendly shoes, and sponsors
01:23:21 • 3min