File:S0001- "God Save This Honorable Court- The Supreme Court Crisis" by Louis M. Kohlmeier, Jr. (1972) - Amicus Lectio Special (IA amicus lectio S0001-4).mp3
S0001-_"God_Save_This_Honorable_Court-_The_Supreme_Court_Crisis"_by_Louis_M._Kohlmeier,_Jr._(1972)_-_Amicus_Lectio_Special_(IA_amicus_lectio_S0001-4).mp3 (MP3 audio file, length 36 min 48 s, 128 kbps overall, file size: 33.69 MB)
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Part 1: The Perils of CronyismA summary of the Supreme Court's place in United States society through the lenses of white supremacy and the process of nominating new justices. It covers the development of African-American-driven civil rights case law as a pressure on American politics. Ultimately, Part 1 is about what lead to the Warren Court's famously liberal rulings, the effects those rulings had on the United States, and then the retirement of Earl Warren. President Lyndon Johnson's preference for promoting his loyal followers, including Abe Fortas, lead to a delay in Warren's retirement that allowed President Nixon choose Warren's successor. This, alongside social factors also explored, lead to a sharp right-wing turn for the Court. (2020-02-24) Part 2: Nixon Scores in CourtIn the aftermath of the 1968 election, Richard Nixon was President of the United States and John Mitchell was his Attorney General. Chief Justice Earl Warren followed through on retiring from the Supreme Court, and Associate Justice Abe Fortas was forced out of his seat by a wave of scandal at almost the same time. In his wake, Nixon's first nominee, Warren Burger, ascended remarkably easily to become Chief Justice. However, things became far more complicated when Nixon tried to make good on the Southern Strategy's promises by nominating a strict constructionist from the South. Clement Haynsworth, Jr. and G. Harrold Carswell weren't destined to be justices, but their brush with power revealed a lot about the politics of modern Supreme Court nominations and Nixon's plans to engineer a sharp right-wing turn for the Court.(2020-04-13) Part 3: Retribution and RecklessnessForthcoming.<a href="https://archive.org/details/godsavethishonor00kohl/page/n7">The Book</a> by Louis M. Kohlmeier, Jr. Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter-com/lethargilistic">@lethargilistic</a>) reads Amicus Lectio (<a href="https://twitter-com/amicuslectio">@AmicusLectio</a>). <a href="https://shows.acast.com/ipse-dixit/">Ipse Dixit</a> (<a href="https://twitter-com/IpseDixitPod">@IpseDixitPod</a>) is a podcast on legal scholarship. |
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| Title | S0001: "God Save This Honorable Court: The Supreme Court Crisis" by Louis M. Kohlmeier, Jr. (1972) - Amicus Lectio Special |
| Language | eng |
| Publicdate | 2020-02-24 23:09:09 |
| Licenseurl | https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ |
| Subject | amicus lectio; podcast; law; legal scholarship; ipse dixit; lyndon b johnson; richard nixion; united states supreme court; civil rights; african americans; race riots; civil rights act; roger taney; adlai stevenson; arthur goldberg; john marshall; john marshall harlan; hugo black; 1968 election; vietnam war; abe fortas; white supremacy; dred scott v. sandford; separation of power; united states constitution; states rights; judicial restraint; abolitionism; slavery; civil rights movement; amistad; constitutional interpretation; reconstruction; franklin delano roosevelt; earl warren; warren court; school desegregation; busing; separate but equal; indigent rights; brown v. board of education; thurgood marshall; martin luther king; jr.; tom clark; ramses clark; j edgar hoover; tom clark; nicholas katzenbach; warren burger; clement f. haynsworth jr.; g. harrold carswell; philip a. hart; birch bayh; edward kennedy; robert c. byrd |
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