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Leah Litman
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S7 Ep19: Is Sam Alito On His Way Out?
Strict Scrutiny is a podcast about the United States Supreme Court and the legal culture that surrounds it. Hosted by three badass constitutional law professors-- Leah Litman, Kate Shaw, and Melissa Murray-- Strict Scrutiny provides in-depth, accessible, and irreverent analysis of the Supreme Court...
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An Investigation
This investigation by two New York Times reporters was published around the anniversary of Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation. The reporters reportedly found significant material corroborating sexual misconduct allegations and one entirely new allegation from his time at Yale.
It's called The Education of Brett Kavanaugh, An Investigation. It's written by two New York Times reporters, Robin Pogrebben and Kate Kelly.
— Episode: Eat Your Spinach
This investigation by two New York Times reporters was published around the anniversary of Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation. The reporters reportedly found significant material corroborating sexual misconduct allegations and one entirely new allegation from his time at Yale.
It's called The Education of Brett Kavanaugh, An Investigation. It's written by two New York Times reporters, Robin Pogrebben and Kate Kelly.
But they were able to locate some pretty significant additional material corroborating some of the allegations of sexual misconduct against a young Brett Kavanaugh, and also found one entirely new allegation stemming from his time at Yale.
The speakers co-edited this book, which features essays covering major reproductive justice cases like Roe v. Wade and Casey, as well as others focused on intersecting issues of race, class, and sex. Melissa Murray contributed an essay on Griswold v. Connecticut, and Kate Shaw wrote about Young v. UPS.
Now you and Kate Melissa recently co-edited a book with Yale Laws, Reva Segal, Reproductive Rights and Justice Stories that tells the stories of a number of reproductive justice cases...
— Episode: Pineapple & Rage
The speakers co-edited this book, which features essays covering major reproductive justice cases like Roe v. Wade and Casey, as well as others focused on intersecting issues of race, class, and sex. Melissa Murray contributed an essay on Griswold v. Connecticut, and Kate Shaw wrote about Young v. UPS.
Now you and Kate Melissa recently co-edited a book with Yale Laws, Reva Segal, Reproductive Rights and Justice Stories that tells the stories of a number of reproductive justice cases.
And in that book are essays about the big reproductive rights cases we all know like Roe v. Wade or Planned Parenthood v. Casey, but it also includes some other cases as well, right Kate?
Melissa writes an essay about Griswold v. Connecticut, which is this important precursor case to Roe v. Wade really about contraceptive access.
I did an essay on young v. UPS, a case involving the scope of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act.
So in our book, Reproductive Rights and Justice Stories, you get really terrific essays about the magical 10, a group of non-native English speakers, non-English speaking women who were sterilized in Los Angeles at a public hospital without their consent.
Traitor or Patriot? - You decide...
This book by Linda Greenhouse discussed Chief Justice Roberts, including a report that he switched his vote in the major census case from the last term, similar to how he reportedly switched votes in the Affordable Care Act case.
So yeah, she wrote a book about Chief Justice Roberts that came out I think last year around, I guess, around the holidays.
— Episode: Eat Your Spinach
This book by Linda Greenhouse discussed Chief Justice Roberts, including a report that he switched his vote in the major census case from the last term, similar to how he reportedly switched votes in the Affordable Care Act case.
So yeah, she wrote a book about Chief Justice Roberts that came out I think last year around, I guess, around the holidays.
This book was mentioned as one of two interesting reads about the historical development of the Supreme Court law clerk as an institution, historically performing more clerical functions.
One is called Kurt Gears of the Marvel Palace and one is called Sorcerer's Apprentices.
— Episode: Calm Before the Storm
This book was mentioned as one of two interesting reads about the historical development of the Supreme Court law clerk as an institution, historically performing more clerical functions.
One is called Kurt Gears of the Marvel Palace and one is called Sorcerer's Apprentices.
Recipes and Rituals to Share with People You Love
Melissa shared this cookbook as a favorite thing, describing it as absolutely fantastic for the holiday season.
I'd also like to share on this entree into the holiday season, my favorite cookbook for just right now, Good Things, Recipes and Rituals to Share with People You Love by Semin Nosrat,...
— Episode: December Preview: SCOTUS Doubles Down on...
Melissa shared this cookbook as a favorite thing, describing it as absolutely fantastic for the holiday season.
I'd also like to share on this entree into the holiday season, my favorite cookbook for just right now, Good Things, Recipes and Rituals to Share with People You Love by Semin Nosrat, which is absolutely fantastic.
The Reagan Eighties, the Bernie Goetz Shootings, and the Rebirth of White Rage
Leah listed this as one of her favorite things, calling it a terrific read.
Third, Heather Ann Thompson's new book, Fear and Fury, I thought was just a terrific read. I absolutely loved it.
— Episode: S7 Ep19: Is Sam Alito On His Way Out?
Leah listed this as one of her favorite things, calling it a terrific read.
Third, Heather Ann Thompson's new book, Fear and Fury, I thought was just a terrific read. I absolutely loved it.
The Story of Bernie Goetz, New York's Explosive '80s, and the Subway Vigilante Trial That Divided the Nation
A Comprehensive and Annotated Guide for the Modern Reader
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