Venezuelan Frisbie

Venezuelan Frisbie

The military capture of the Venezuelan leader, Maduro, is an event with giant international strategic, moral, economic, political, and other considerations. It also raises fascinating constitutional questions, and Professor Amar is ready to discuss some matters that probably did not come to your mind right away. Much of this stems from the fact that Maduro will be tried in a U.S. civilian, not a military court, so constitutional protections are implicated. Whatever your thoughts about the policy matters, it behooves you to join us in this exploration of how this escapade reveals a strain in constitutional doctrine that remains unresolved. Meanwhile, you will learn of cases with names like “Frisbie,” hence our title. CLE credit is available for lawyers and judges at podcast.njsba.com.

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Get Off My Plane - Guests Eugene Volokh and Vikram Amar

Get Off My Plane - Guests Eugene Volokh and Vikram Amar

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More Statesmanship, and State Constitutions - Special Guests Steven B. Smith and Vikram D. Amar

More Statesmanship, and State Constitutions - Special Guests Steven B. Smith and Vikram D. Amar

The big issue in the news today is the Missouri legislature’s attempt to avoid the state constitution’s referendum provisions in order to impose a legislative map that would advantage Republicans to t...

9 Sep 1h 44min

The Statesman's Constitution - Special Guest Steven B. Smith

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Originalists venerate the Founders, who were by most reckonings a group of remarkable statesmen.  Today, many Americans look seemingly in vain for a statesman worthy of the moment and its challenges. ...

2 Sep 1h 34min

An Amendment Like Some Others - Special Guest Vikram D. Amar

An Amendment Like Some Others - Special Guest Vikram D. Amar

Voting rights are in the news.  The state and federal governments have sought to weigh in and intervene on election laws, as we have seen in previous cycles.  This time, a number of states have passed...

26 Aug 1h 21min

Preclearing the President

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There You Go Again

There You Go Again

The President did not file for reconsideration of the Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara, but the President nevertheless doesn’t let the Constitution rest, issuing two new executive orders that purp...

12 Aug 1h 8min

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