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Strict Scrutiny
This book was described as a collection of speeches, essays, and opinions that discussed the decline of civility in public discourse. The speaker noted that they preferred reading biographical books by justices to understand their judicial philosophies without cost, though they found the co-authorship with two former law clerks interesting.
First, Justice Gorsuch came out with a new book called A Republic If You Can Keep It and I understand the book is basically a collection of speeches, essays, and opinions that talk about the loss of c...
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Episode: Eat Your Spinach
This book was described as a collection of speeches, essays, and opinions that discussed the decline of civility in public discourse. The speaker noted that they preferred reading biographical books by justices to understand their judicial philosophies without cost, though they found the co-authorship with two former law clerks interesting.
First, Justice Gorsuch came out with a new book called A Republic If You Can Keep It and I understand the book is basically a collection of speeches, essays, and opinions that talk about the loss of civility in public discourse.
I noticed that he published the book with two of his former law clerks, David Federer and Jane Nitze as co-authors and I haven't seen that before and I do think that is pretty cool.