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Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court
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Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court
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Really enjoyed the course, a fresh perspective on the Supreme Court
Excellent presentation, great and timely CLE on important topic
Excellent. Great graphics. Topical and relevant.
Professor Vladeck is a credit to the University.
Professor Vladeck was superb.
Thoughtful comments on S.Ct. institution
Excellent. Professor Vladek addresses Alito's controversial comment that "We [Supreme Court Justices] are accountable to NO ONE" and totally eviscerates Alito's view from constitutional, historical and and practical perspectives. Along the way we should all be reminded that when the courts become illegitimate, we as lawyers become nothing more than players in a con game.
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This presentation situates current debates over the Supreme Court—and potential reforms thereto—within a broader historical context.
Includes: Video Slides
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- 1.00
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 9/30/2026
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Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court (Oct 2023)
This presentation situates current debates over the Supreme Court—and potential reforms thereto—within a broader historical context.
Originally presented: Sep 2023 Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court
Stephen Vladeck,
The University of Texas School of Law - Austin, TX