

Amicus | The New Constitutional (dis)Order
Jan 18, 2025
Pamela Karlan, a constitutional law expert and professor at Stanford, and Mark Joseph Stern, a Slate senior writer focused on legal analysis, dive into the changing legal landscape under a new presidency. They discuss the implications of Donald Trump's second inauguration, unpack Jack Smith's findings regarding January 6, and examine the critical nuances of insurrection charges. The conversation also touches on reproductive rights, the upcoming Senate hearings, and the complex issues surrounding the TikTok ban, reflecting on the broader impact on individual rights and political integrity.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Prosecution Politics: Navigating Accountability
04:30 • 9min
Reproductive Rights Under Threat and Business Innovation
13:23 • 3min
Senate Hearings and Political Integrity
16:01 • 26min
Political Engagement vs. Community Action
42:17 • 10min
TikTok Ban: Legal Conundrums and Judicial Humility
52:37 • 7min