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Back to SearchShort Circuit 273 | Suing to Apportion Seats
Today we’re digging into the Fourteenth Amendment. No, not the part we usually talk about, Section 1, with its privileges or immunities, equal protec…
3 years ago
Short Circuit 272 | Elizabeth Warren and Jackets
If a sitting senator threatened you with censorship, would it matter what jacket she’s wearing? Although not an issue we discuss this week, it’s rela…
3 years, 1 month ago
Short Circuit 271 | The Cars Greatest Hits
Cars and free speech, what could be a more American combination? This week we’re playing a double-sided session that you can enjoy while honking your…
3 years, 1 month ago
Short Circuit 270 | Baby Ninth Amendments
IJ attorney Josh Windham seizes the microphone and turns it around on your regular host, Anthony Sanders. Josh interviews Anthony about his new book,…
3 years, 1 month ago
Short Circuit 269 | The British Constitution
It’s Special Short Circuit time. And this time that means we don’t just investigate a special legal issue, we journey to a special place (well, at le…
3 years, 1 month ago
Short Circuit 268 | God and Man at Harvard and Yale
Who ever said insurance isn’t interesting? Certainly not the Eleventh Circuit, and certainly not IJ’s Ben Field. He tells us a harrowing story of a c…
3 years, 2 months ago
Short Circuit 267 | Take It
Just compensation is a pretty basic part of the Constitution. Which is why this week’s panel is a little confused how the State of Minnesota thought …
3 years, 2 months ago
Short Circuit 266 | School Choice Special
On a special Short Circuit IJ’s Marie Miller sits down with a trio of school choice experts to provide an overview on where school choice is today. N…
3 years, 2 months ago
Short Circuit 265 | Time Travel
Wouldn’t it be fun to own a time machine? If you said yes then you’re a lot like the Fifth Circuit. Last week its full set of judges trotted out thei…
3 years, 2 months ago
Short Circuit 264 | Evicting Innocent People
Can a city get a renter evicted for a crime they didn’t commit? Unfortunately, in cities across the country the answer is yes. On a special Short Cir…
3 years, 2 months ago