Daniel Epps

William Baude, a law professor at Chicago University, and Daniel Epps, a law professor at Washington University, dive into the Supreme Court’s intriguing non-decision on birthright citizenship. They dissect the implications of judicial supremacy and the notable clash between Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Ketanji Brown Jackson. The conversation humorously touches on naming legal dockets and contrasts judicial philosophies, offering insights on equity, standing, and how recent rulings are reshaping federal law's landscape.

Join Frederick Lawrence, a distinguished legal educator, Jonathan Adler, a prolific legal scholar, and Daniel Epps, a Supreme Court expert, as they tackle pivotal Supreme Court cases. They dive into the intersections of religious freedom and education, exploring the impact of a notable case involving a children’s book. The panel also probes parental rights amid evolving judicial landscapes, the ideological leanings of the Supreme Court, and the implications of recent rulings on capital cases. It's a riveting discussion of law, politics, and public perception!