Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond

Update: 2020-07-22

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With the Supreme Court having completed its year's work, Richard and Adam disagree about DHS v. Regents of California, in which the Court sent the Trump Administration back to the drawing board on its attempted rollback of the Obama Administration's "DACA" policy on immigration nonenforcement. Then they discuss the Court's rulings on congressional and prosecutorial subpoenas for President Trump's papers, before finishing with a discussion of the chaos in Portland.

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In Channel

To Forgive and Forget?

2022-09-0847:46

Reasonable Searches and Seizures?

2022-08-1846:15

Hearing the Worst of It

2022-03-2845:38

The Supreme Court’s Historic Year Keeps Getting More Interesting

2022-01-2644:55

Standing Disagreements

2021-12-1645:34

From Mandates to Prohibitions, and Everything in Between

2021-11-1044:18

The Podcast Is Back in Session and so is the Supreme Court

2021-10-1144:03

You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello

2021-01-2158:04

After the Riot

2021-01-0840:26

A Nominal Administration

2020-12-1140:48

Court in Disaster

2020-12-0150:06

Poll Positions

2020-11-1755:49

Truth and Justice

2020-10-2043:02

An Appointment With History

2020-09-2234:54

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

2020-09-0835:26

Administrative States: From TikTok, to Law & Order, to Covid-19

2020-08-2545:44

Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond

2020-07-2244:40

Prosecutions and Precautions

2020-05-2047:54

Coronavirus and an Essay that Went Viral

2020-04-0247:23

Socially Distant: Richard and Adam disagree about COVID-19

2020-03-2347:32

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Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond

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Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond

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Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond