About this episode
Sarah's back from her first maternity leave ever to for a live recording at Georgetown University Law School. Together with host emeritus David French, they preview the 9 most dramatic cases coming before the Supreme Court this term. Also: tips for law students and a live Q&A (at least as long as our batteries work). Here we go:-Kavanaugh didn't flip his vote (surprising few) - We called it (on Alabama) -Welcome to the South Carolina case! -Rahimi: The one we've been waiting for -Hearth and home: down with redundancies and repetitions! -How to clarify 'Test, History, and Tradition' to make sure bad guy loses? -Standing and The Great Flipping -Chevron rises again? -The antiestablishmentarian conservative -SEC... yes. -Purdue Pharma bankruptcy: can bankruptcy courts do that? (No.) -Sympathetic plaintiffs versus federal taxes -The blocking-people-on-Twitter cases -Tips for law school graduates -Questions from the audience Show Notes: -District of Columbia v. Heller -Quick Facts on Felons in Possession of a Firearm (Section 922(g)) -Miles Law -Arlene’s Flowers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices