City Journal Audio
A Supreme Court Preview
Oct 17, 2024
Ilya Shapiro, a Manhattan Institute scholar, Jim Copland, who directs legal policy there, and Georgetown law professor Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz dive into the Supreme Court's 2024–25 term. They discuss pivotal topics such as age verification laws, pediatric gender care, and recent challenges to FDA regulations on flavored e-cigarettes. The panel also examines the complexities of sovereign immunity cases and highlights the court's evolving relationship with public opinion, making for a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary legal battles.
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- The Supreme Court's upcoming term will address pivotal cases involving FDA regulations on vaping products and the implications for public health.
- Legal debates surrounding Tennessee's law on gender care for minors highlight key concerns related to equal protection and state authority.
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Key Cases for the Upcoming Supreme Court Term
The panel discusses significant cases that the Supreme Court will address in the 2024-25 term, including regulations on vaping products, gender care for minors, and corporate data misuse. Notably, one key case involves Federal Drug Administration (FDA) challenges over flavored vaping devices amidst concerns about youth vaping. Another major case pertains to Tennessee's law restricting gender care for minors, igniting debates on equal protection under the law. Additionally, a securities fraud lawsuit against Facebook highlights issues of data misuse in political campaigns, signaling the Court's willingness to engage with contentious social and legal matters.
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