All My Eyes on The Supreme Court! Anastasia Boden Talks to A&G
Summary
Anastasia Bowden discusses the Supreme Court's recent conference, highlighting denied cases like the "Let's Go Brandon" armband and a judge's free speech claim. The conversation covers the Boulder v. ExxonMobil climate lawsuit and PLF's pending cases, including California's implicit bias mandate and New York's SoHo artist licensing. Bowden also analyzes the legal feasibility of public executions via streaming and notes the Court may be reserving docket space for upcoming election-related matters.
Topics discussed
Sponsorship and introduction
Public executions and streaming censorship
TV vs. internet content rules
Supreme Court conference and case selection
Denied cases: student speech and judge's Facebook
Reasoning for case denials and dissents
Oral arguments: climate change and ExxonMobil
PLF cases and implicit bias mandate
Soho artist licensing and government overreach
Upcoming oral arguments and court strategy
Emergency docket and Trump-related cases
Video Privacy Protection Act debate
Reflections on government overreach and crony capitalism
Closing sponsorships and sign-off
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