

Fifth Circuit Election Madness, a Post-Mortem on Roe, & the War on Drugs
6 snips Oct 28, 2024
Lisa Lerer and Elizabeth Dias, both New York Times correspondents, delve into their book, exploring the fall of Roe v. Wade and the anti-abortion movement's strategic rise in American politics. They discuss the implications for women's rights and the shifting landscape of reproductive health. David Pozen, a Columbia Law professor, joins in to analyze how the war on drugs intersects with constitutional law, revealing the historical challenges and ongoing fights for individual liberties. It's a gripping look at the evolving American legal and political landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Election Law Controversies
02:07 • 10min
Judicial Influence and Electoral Implications
11:39 • 2min
The Fall of Roe: Analyzing Legal Shifts
13:39 • 6min
The Anti-Abortion Movement's Strategy and Impact
19:13 • 19min
Exploring 'The Fall of Roe and the Rise of a New America'
38:12 • 3min
Constitutional Battles in Drug Policy
40:52 • 18min
Justice Alito's Views on Drugs and Abortion
58:52 • 4min
Constitutional Challenges in the Drug War
01:02:35 • 26min
War on Drugs and Climate Voting
01:28:35 • 4min