SCOTUS slaps down California's 'sliding scale' approach to specific personal jurisdiction, explains Blaine Evanson (Gibson Dunn & Crutcher); and as Justice Thomas expresses 'skepticism' over qualified immunity in Ziglar v. Abbasi, Professor William Baude (Univ. of Chicago Law) argues that the doctrine's uncertain legal foundations are ripe for reconsideration.

Original airdate: June 23, 2017

SCOTUS slaps down California's 'sliding scale' approach to specific personal jurisdiction, explains Blaine Evanson (Gibson Dunn & Crutcher); and as Justice Thomas expresses 'skepticism' over qualified immunity in Ziglar v. Abbasi, Professor William Baude (Univ. of Chicago Law) argues that the doctrine's uncertain legal foundations are ripe for reconsideration. Original airdate: June 23, 2017

SCOTUS slaps down California's 'sliding scale' approach to specific personal jurisdiction, explains Blaine Evanson (Gibson Dunn &amp; Crutcher); and as Justice Thomas expresses 'skepticism' over qualified immunity in Ziglar v. Abbasi, Professor William Baude (Univ. of Chicago Law) argues that the doctrine's uncertain legal foundations are ripe for reconsideration.

Original airdate: June 23, 2017

54: Will Baude: Qualified Immunity Ripe for Review

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54: Will Baude: Qualified Immunity Ripe for Review