Rationally Speaking Podcast

Unfair laws / Why judges should be originalists (William Baude)

Mar 19, 2021
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
Is Qualified Immunity Really a Thing?
03:13 • 2min
3
Is Qualified Immunity a Good Idea?
04:55 • 2min
4
Are the Defenders of Qualified Immunity Really Wrong?
06:41 • 2min
5
Can I Use Qualified Immunity?
08:30 • 2min
6
Is There a Qualified Immunity Solution?
10:13 • 3min
7
The Courts Have a Common Law Power Soso
13:01 • 4min
8
Is Civil Asset Forfeiture a Thing Ort?
16:43 • 2min
9
You Don't Have a Right to a Jury
18:57 • 2min
10
How Does Precedent Work?
21:08 • 2min
11
I'm a Gun Owner, Not a Drug Dealer
22:45 • 2min
12
What Is Originalism?
24:21 • 2min
13
What Is the Biggest Alternative to Originalism?
26:12 • 2min
14
Are the Living Constitutionalist Judges Uncharitable?
28:29 • 2min
15
The Role of Policy Making in the Court of Appeals
30:27 • 3min
16
Is There a Difference Between Originalism and the Alternatives?
33:22 • 2min
17
Living Constitutionalism
35:17 • 2min
18
What Is Our Law?
37:06 • 2min
19
Is This What a Judge Is Said to Do?
39:14 • 2min
20
Is the Originalist Interpretation How Things Are Done?
41:00 • 2min
21
The Revolution Can Happen Through Slow Creep
42:56 • 2min
22
The Principles of Justification Are More Important Than the Principles of Originalism
44:28 • 3min
23
Is It Possible to Be 100% Objective?
47:13 • 2min
24
Originalists Are Political Conservatives, Right?
49:05 • 2min
25
The Relationship Between Conservatives and Originalists in the Supreme Court
51:00 • 2min
26
Is It Better to Be Bias Than to Be Unbiased?
52:53 • 2min
27
Is It Better to Be Explanatory About Bias?
54:45 • 3min
28
Is It a Good Idea to Teach Argumentative Hygiene?
57:37 • 3min
29
The Doctrine of Qualified Immunity
01:00:48 • 2min