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The Rule of Five Making Climate History at the Supreme Court

Richard J. Lazarus

Winner of the Julia Ward Howe Prize When the Supreme Court announced its ruling in

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Strict Scrutiny

This book about the Supreme Court's major climate case, Massachusetts v. EPA, was reviewed, with the reviewer noting the author displayed unalloyed reverence for the Supreme Court and resistance to critiquing its work.

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We also wanted to talk about Professor Lisa Heinzerlings book review of Professor Richard Lazarus is the rule of five making climate history at the Supreme Court a book about the Supreme Court's major...

— Episode: Hysterical Lady Brains

Episode: Hysterical Lady Brains

This book about the Supreme Court's major climate case, Massachusetts v. EPA, was reviewed, with the reviewer noting the author displayed unalloyed reverence for the Supreme Court and resistance to critiquing its work.

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We also wanted to talk about Professor Lisa Heinzerlings book review of Professor Richard Lazarus is the rule of five making climate history at the Supreme Court a book about the Supreme Court's major climate case Massachusetts versus EPA.

Professor Heinzerlings says the costs in the book are a deficit and critical judgment and a surfeit of gender traditionalism the deficit manifests in Lazarus's unalloyed reverence for the Supreme Court and apparent resistance to critiquing its work.

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