Cary Coglianese, the Edward B. Shils Professor of Law and Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania, dives into the intriguing world of AI in public enforcement. He discusses the shift in AI regulation from rigid 'guardrails' to more flexible 'leashes' that embrace innovation while ensuring safety. Coglianese addresses the balance of AI's efficiencies against ethical standards, highlighting the necessity of human oversight and the implications of recent regulatory developments, including the EU's Digital Markets Act.

Cary Coglianese, a law professor and regulatory expert from the University of Pennsylvania, discusses the implications of Trump's recent executive order empowering the president over independent agencies like the SEC. Steven Church, a Bloomberg bankruptcy reporter, dives into Johnson & Johnson's attempt to navigate thousands of lawsuits through bankruptcy. The conversation reveals concerns about agency autonomy and the complexities facing victims of corporate decisions, especially as J&J seeks a $9 billion settlement amidst ongoing legal battles.

Ronald Bienstock, an entertainment and media lawyer, discusses Warner Bros. Discovery suing the NBA over a breach of contract regarding TV rights, highlighting the financial stakes involved. Cary Coglianese, an administrative law expert, delves into the implications of the Supreme Court's overturning of the Chevron doctrine, revealing how this affects federal agencies navigating complex regulations. Both guests explore the evolving landscape of media contracts and regulatory dynamics that influence small businesses amid judicial shifts.

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.

Criminal law expert Daniel Medwed discusses the mistrial in Karen Read's case. Admin law expert Cary Coglianese talks about the SCOTUS curbing agency power. The podcast touches on prosecutorial strategy, police impropriety, Supreme Court's Chevron doctrine ruling, and the shifting dynamics between administrative state and courts in the U.S.