Supreme Myths

Attorney Brett Chapman stops by Supreme Myths to discuss his Native American heritage, the problems facing Native Americans today, and the big ICWA case from last week.

Professor Eric Berger stops by Supreme Myths to discuss constitutional conceits in statutory interpretation, overheated judicial rhetoric by SCOTUS, and the terrible use of tortuous lethal injections by a number of states. 

Journalist Chris Geidner stops by Supreme Myths to talk about covering the Court, journalism generally, Justice Thomas, and much more.

Professor Julie Suk stops by Supreme Myths to talk patriarchy, abortion, and her great new book After Misogyny.

Professor Jake Charles stops by Supreme Myths to discuss all things Second Amendment.

Professor Reva Siegel stops by Supreme Myths to talk about Dobbs, originalism, reproductive rights, and more.

Professor Michael Helfand stops by Supreme Myths to talk about the religion clauses, the Court, and minority faiths.

Professor Bruce Ledewitz stops by Supreme Myths to talk about restoring faith in American public life, moral relativism, and the effects of the “death of God.”

Professor Richard Primus stops by Supreme Myths to discuss his fascinating and provocative thesis that Congress may exercise powers not enumerated in the Constitution. He may convince you!

Professor Richard Re stops by Supreme Myths to discuss whether Dobbs should have been decided more narrowly and his fascinating new Harvard article on personal precedent. We also discussed Justice Kennedy, Judge Posner, and much more.