In this engaging discussion, Alex Ebert, a senior correspondent at Bloomberg Law, dives into a landmark New Jersey ruling on shaken baby syndrome, critiquing its reliance on medical findings. Jacqueline Thomsen explores the evolving dynamics of the conservative Fifth Circuit, noting how senior judges are influencing decisions toward moderation. Meanwhile, Harold Krent, a constitutional law expert, analyzes the Supreme Court's Jarczyk decision and its implications for agency in-house adjudication, highlighting a growing trend in favor of agencies in legal challenges.
