Kate Shaw
American lawyer and law professor at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School; co-host of the Supreme Court podcast Strict Scrutiny and a contributing opinion writer at The New York Times.
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Recommends We the People
And on the topic of constitutional amendments I'm reading a galley of Jill Leapore the brilliant Harvard historian um her new book we the people which is about constitutional amendment um which I mean you know if we think that the lack of anticipation of party in the constitution is one real design flaw.
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Recommends Vera, or Faith
Um, I was on vacation recently and read Gary Steinart's new novel, Vera or Faith, which is um, you know, a fun kind of near future dystopia, but has a constitutional amendment storyline. um that
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Recommends Lawless
Well, since we were talking about whether these justices are really just partisans in robes, I have to recommend my podcast co-host, Leah Litman's book, Lawless, which is a very accessible and pretty scathing indictment of the Roberts court and I think a fullthroated defense of the thesis that the Republican justices, as she calls them, are just partisans in robes. So, recommend that one.
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