A discussion on affirmative action in the corporate world, featuring Anthony Michael Kreis, a law professor, and Kimberly Strawbridge Robinson, a Supreme Court reporter. Topics include a lawsuit targeting a venture capital fund, disagreement among Asian American students at Harvard, the slow start of the Supreme Court next term, the rise of the shadow docket, potential impact on agency funding, and upcoming blockbuster cases.

Join constitutional historians Keith Whittington from Yale and Anthony Michael Kreis from Georgia State as they explore President Biden's ambitious plan to reform the Supreme Court. They dive into term limits for justices, the challenging constitutional landscape, and the nuances of judicial ethics. The duo discusses the historical relationship between politics and the judiciary and how growing polarization impacts public perceptions of the court's legitimacy. Their insights shed light on the ongoing tensions and potential reforms necessary for a modernized judicial system.

Securities law expert James Park discusses Archegos founder's conviction. Cary Coglianese explores Supreme Court's impact on the Chevron doctrine. Anthony Michael Kreis talks about the political nature of the court.

Professor Anthony Michael Kreis discusses the politicized nature of the Supreme Court. Bloomberg's David Voreacos covers Senator Menendez's corruption trial. Topics include SCOTUS decisions, minority representation concerns, gun rights, originalism challenges, and the Menendez bribery allegations.

Discussing the quashing of charges against Trump in the Fulton County case, the podcast explores legal intricacies, demurrers, and the potential implications for the District Attorney. Speculation on disqualification and appeal, prioritizing therapy and data privacy, and strategic legal victories in a high-profile case are also highlighted.