Strict Scrutiny

Pigs, Prince, and Proven Innocence

Oct 17, 2022

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Do You Have Access to Post Conviction DNA Testing?

02:06

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03:52

California Can't Enact a Pork Law

02:01

Introduction

2min

Do You Have Access to Post Conviction DNA Testing?

2min

Whether the Statute of Limitations for Bringing This Kind of Habeas Action Commences?

3min

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Denied Mr. Reed's Motion for Reconsideration of the Decision

3min

Rodney Reed v. Justice Scalia - Is the Death Penalty Unconstitutional?

4min

California Pork Producers v. California Dormant Commerce Clause

2min

Dormant Commerce Clause Is a Thing?

2min

California Can't Enact a Pork Law

2min

Is California a Big Market? Or a Poison Bat?

3min

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The Deep Underlying Theory of Schecter Poultry

2min

11.

California's Argument That States Can Limit and State Commercial Exchanges Is Immoral

2min

12.

Leslie Rutledge's Interview With John Stewart

1min

13.

Sam Alito and the CIA in California

2min

14.

The Balkanization That the Frame Is Present

2min

15.

What's Going to Happen in California?

4min

16.

Dormant Commerce Clause Cases Are All About Intent

5min

17.

The Court of Appeals for the Arts

3min

18.

How Do You Stop Loving Prince?

3min

19.

Helix Energy Solutions vs Hewitt

2min

20.

Justice Kagan's Oral Argument

4min

21.

San Milito vs Lumpkin

3min

22.

Smile Actives Pro Whitening Gel

4min

23.

The Free Beacon Reports That 12 Judges Will No Longer Hire Clerks From Yale Law School

4min

24.

KBJ Socks and the Yale Boycott

6min

25.

The Crooked Podcast Takeover

4min

Kate, Melissa, and Leah recap some of the cases argued at the Supreme Court last week: Reed v. Goertz, National Pork Producers Council v. Ross, and Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts v. Goldsmith. Plus, there's a lot to catch up on in court culture, including judges trying to cancel cancel culture, and another round of Ginni Tonics.