
What Can Lawyers Do When the Rule of Law Is Tested?
What can lawyers do when legal principles are under pressure? Robin Frazer Clark recalls Emmet Bondurant’s belief that lawyers have unique tools most citizens don’t. They can file suit, issue subpoena...
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What Is Justice? Stephen Vladeck on Stability, Neutrality and Principle
ustice is rarely simple. At the conclusion of this See You In Court conversation, Professor Stephen Vladeck describes justice as messy, imprecise, and complicated. Those complications, however, help g...
16 Kesä 46s

The Shadow Docket and the Cost of Silence
In this clip from See You In Court, Professor Steve Vladeck explains why it matters when the Supreme Court issues rulings that affect real people, public officials, and lower courts without explaining...
11 Kesä 59s

46 Cases, 39 Judges, 5 Presidents
In this clip from See You In Court, Professor Stephen Vladeck explains why it matters that federal court rulings blocking Trump administration policies came from a broad range of judges, courts, and c...
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Lester Tate on Lawyers Defending the Rule of Law
In this clip, Lester Tate discusses a joint statement from five respected legal organizations defending the rule of law, the judiciary, and the legal profession. The segment follows the full See You I...
4 Kesä 55s

When Law Firms Settle, What Message Does It Send?
In this clip from See You In Court, Professor Stephen Vladek explains why law firm responses to government pressure matter beyond any single firm. When large firms settle instead of allowing courts to...
2 Kesä 58s

What If a President Ignores the Supreme Court?
In this clip from See You In Court, Professor Stephen Vladeck addresses one of the most serious questions in constitutional law: what happens if a president refuses to follow a court ruling? The conve...
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Why Supreme Court Transparency Matters
In this clip from See You In Court, Professor Steve Vladeck explains why unsigned and unexplained Supreme Court orders can affect public confidence in the Court. The concern is not simply whether the ...
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