Law Talk #60: The Supremes

Law Talk with Epstein & Yoo: Kick It

This week, the professors clash on affirmative action; Debate whether prayer before government meetings falls afoul of the First Amendment; Defend an attack on their salaries from Justice Scalia; Consider whether Donald Sterling has any chance of retaining ownership of the L.A. Clippers; and explore just how much power Congress has to get answers from the White House on the Benghazi scandal. Also, an answer to the greatest legal query of this or any age: can you be sued by your chimp ... or extraterrestrials?

The Ricochet University School of Law returns after Spring Break, and the professors are in rare form. This week: a guided tour of the legal questions around the federal income tax; are constitutional amendments a thing of the past?; Richard and John take a visit to the Bundy Ranch; Can Congress bring Lois Lerner to account?; And what's the hidden talent of Richard "The White Shadow" Epstein?

This week: Hobby Lobby, the D.C. Circuit challenge to Obamacare subsidies, the NSA's warrantless collection of meta data, what would President Yoo or Epstein do in the Ukraine, NLRB decision to let Northwestern football players unionize, and the annual Law Talk World Series predictions!