Strict Scrutiny

"Not That Bad" is Still Bad!

Jun 5, 2023

55:01

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

The Supreme Court and the Legal Culture That Surrounds It

2min

The NLRB Complaint in a Concrete Company Strike

2min

The Right to Strike

2min

The Future of the Right to Strike

2min

The NLRB's Role in the Right to Strike

2min

Brett Kavanaugh's Deep Thoughts on Hardening Concrete

2min

The Supreme Court's Disrespect for Administrative Agencies

2min

The Court's Decision to Strike Concrete

2min

10.

The Impact of the Court's Rationing on the Union's Strike

3min

11.

Strix Sturtany: The State of Our World and How Much Longer We Can Hang on to It

4min

12.

The Limitations of the Barrett Decision

2min

13.

The Supreme Court's Limiting Principles in the NLRB's Decision in Trinity

2min

14.

The Washington Supreme Court's Dissent in the NLRB Complaint

2min

15.

The Washington Supreme Court Should Proceed as It Thinks Appropriate

2min

16.

Why Justice Sotomayor and Justice Kagan Joined the Majority Opinion in the NLRB General Counsel Complaint

2min

17.

The Supreme Court's Unjustified Coverage of the Barrett Three Justice Plurality

2min

18.

The Washington Supreme Court's Resolution of 303 Creative

2min

19.

The Impact of the Supreme Court's Decision on Workers' Rights

2min

20.

The KBJ's Dilemma

2min

21.

The Amicus Brief and the Court's Decision on Labor Law Preemption

2min

22.

Smile Actives: A Safe, Effective, and Easy to Use Solution to Brighten Your Smile

2min

23.

The Dangers of Christian Nationalism on the Ground

2min

24.

Gorsuch's Unanimous Opinion on the FCA

2min

25.

Justice Alito's Cagey Response to Justice Kagan's Recusal

2min

26.

The Senate Should Stay on Their Necks About This Ethics Horseshoe Move

2min

27.

Melissa's Admission to the Supreme Court Bar

2min

28.

The Optics of Jones Day's Pro Bono Hours

2min

29.

Clarence and Ginny Thomas: Power Politics and the Supreme Court

2min

30.

The Origin Story of Clarence Thomas

2min

31.

The Importance of a Therapist in Affirmative Action

2min

32.

Cricut Media's Strix Kritney

3min

Melissa, Leah, and Kate talk to Jenny Hunter, a labor lawyer and union consultant, about the recent SCOTUS opinion in Glacier Northwest v. Teamsters which has implications for union labor laws and the right to strike. They also discuss Justice Alito’s ignoring the Court's newly self-imposed sort-of-not-really enforced ethics rules, and a PBS Frontline documentary about Clarence and Ginni Thomas (that even Kate couldn’t turn off).

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