Strict Scrutiny

The Supreme Importance of Wisconsin's Election

Apr 3, 2023

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Introduction

2min

The Indictment of Gwyneth Paltrow in the Meghan Markle Lawsuit

2min

The Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Legal Culture That Surrounds It

2min

The Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

3min

The Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

2min

The Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

2min

The Increase in Original Petitions in the Wisconsin Supreme Court

2min

The Supreme Court Election Affects Democracy

2min

Reproductive Justice and Access to Abortion

3min

10.

The Benefits of Smile Actives

2min

11.

The Pros and Cons of Real Paper

3min

12.

The Unconstitutional Maps

2min

13.

The Less Change Criteria for Redistricting

2min

14.

The Unprecedented Effect of the Supreme Court on the Governor's Maps

3min

15.

The Supreme Court's Suspension of the Voting Rights Act

2min

16.

The Dissent in the Supreme Court Case in Milwaukee

2min

17.

Dan Kelly and the Anti-Democracy Dan Kelly

2min

18.

How I Decided to Run for Judiciary Office

2min

19.

The Challenges of Running for Judiciary in Wisconsin

2min

20.

How to Relate to Colleagues During Turbulent Times Like These

2min

21.

The Importance of Listening to Your Colleagues

2min

22.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court Is Still Doing Its Business

2min

23.

Dan Cowley and the Wisconsin Supreme Court

2min

24.

Sakura: A Nutrition Program That Delivers Results You Can See and Feel

2min

25.

The Supreme Court's Decision to Protect Religious Freedom

2min

26.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

2min

27.

The Supreme Court's Overbreath Challenge

2min

28.

The First Amendment Prohibits the Criminalization of the Solicitation of Conduct That Is Unlawful but Not Criminal

2min

29.

The First Amendment Defense for Donald Trump

3min

30.

The Sixth Amendment and the Confrontation Clause

2min

31.

The Right to Confrontation in a Redacted Confession

2min

32.

Breton v. United States

2min

33.

Justice Kavanaugh's Response to the Confrontation Clause

2min

34.

The Wisconsin Hook in This Case Really Is Stretch

2min

35.

Crowd Sources for Culture and Liberty

2min

36.

Leah Kelly's Early Career Scholars Medal

2min

37.

The Justices Adopt Secret New Ethics Rules

2min

38.

The Supreme Court's Decision in Rahimi

2min

Kate and Leah host Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices Rebecca Dallet and Jill Karofsky in a live show at the University of Wisconsin Law School. On April 4th, Wisconsin voters will decide who will fill an open state Supreme Court seat, which could give liberals a majority on the high court for the first time since 2008. What issues are on the table? Abortion and voter rights, to name a few. The hosts also recap recent Supreme Court arguments.