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Looking Back at Bostock
SCOTUS 101
English - March 12, 2021 02:27 - 43 minutes - 39.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 468 ratingsNews Commentary News Government courts supreme court judges rbg kavanaugh gorsuch Homepage Download IPFS Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
This week, news that all of the Justices have received COVID-19 vaccines sparked a debate among advocates and law professors about remote vs in-person arguments. Zack fairly discusses both sides, while GianCarlo stakes out an aggressive position early on. GianCarlo also unpacks the one opinion this week, which answers the question: If the government violates your civil rights and you only ask for nominal damages, can you sue? The hosts jointly interview their new colleague, Sarah Parshall Perry, about the ripple effects of the Bostock decision. Lastly, the hosts play trivia and the theme is "Where in the world is Justice Carmen Sandiego?"
You can read two of Sarah's recent pieces on the topics of our interview here and here.
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