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A light SCOTUS decision week meant we could really go deep on the labor case Glacier Northwest - thanks to Jenny Hunter for joining us & sharing her wisdom! Strict Scrutiny Podcast Leah Litman Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵)

As we await the SCOTUS decision in the Harvard / UNC affirmative action cases, read this terrific piece in The Atlantic by Yale Law School's Issa Kohler-Hausmann on the concept of "race neutrality" (in college admissions & beyond) theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

This is a fantastic piece, & not only because it quotes Leah Litman's (correct) description of the ISLT as right-wing fanfic. Strict Scrutiny Podcast

Thanks for the hospitality, Howard University School of Law, & thanks to everyone for coming out to the Strict Scrutiny Podcast live show -- we loved being there, & loved the chance to share the stage with Janai Nelson. Leah Litman Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵) Melody Rowell Crooked Media

as we said, we had ... an INCREDIBLE time Howard University School of Law - and at our first Crooked Media live show with a live stream (and post-show event!). We hope you can hear some of this excitement through the airwaves! Leah Litman Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵) Kate Shaw Melody Rowell Ashley Mizuo

Joining @abc special report here👇

“But the bottom line is that we reject all of petitioners’ challenges to the statute, some on the merits and others for lack of standing.” #ICWA stands.

ICYMI: We released an episode on Moore v. Harper & what the Supreme Court did and didn't do in the case -- check it out! (We also start a #Scandalito watch....!) Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵) Kate Shaw Leah Litman Melody Rowell Ashley Mizuo crooked.com/podcast/is-isl…

I've got some words up in The Atlantic about what the reactions to the Trump & Hunter Biden charges tell us about the two visions of law enforcement (& governance generally) on display in the early days of the 2024 election cycle theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

“The court’s elevation of religious exercise above all other principles poses a genuine threat to the ability of our businesses and institutions to make arrangements that account for the competing demands of America’s diverse population,” says Kate Shaw. nyti.ms/3XK2Ew8

Our look back on more than a year without Roe v Wade. With the best special guests to help us: Jon Lovett Jon Lovett Elie Mystal Elie Mystal Jon Favreau Jon Favreau & the @Betches_Sup hosts (Amanda Duberman, Alise Morales, & Milly Tamarez Whacktose Intolerant)! crooked.com/podcast/the-do…

“Supporters of reproductive freedom across the country must continue to flock to the polls to defeat efforts to throttle democratic processes where they are being used to limit democratic deliberation on abortion,” write Kate Shaw and Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵). nyti.ms/3rZY9SB

In the year since Dobbs, some folks have soured on that whole "let the people decide" thing. Kate Shaw and I discuss in this The New York Times op-ed! Gift link below! tinyurl.com/3w548web

All eyes on Ohio, where incumbent legislators are trying to stop the people from deciding the fate of abortion. Thanks for this New York Times Opinion Kate Shaw Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵) One of the Most Brazen Republican Schemes Around Abortion Is Happening in Ohio nytimes.com/2023/08/07/opi…

"Elected officials in a number of states have demonstrated a disturbing hostility toward democracy when it is used to protect abortion rights," write Kate Shaw & Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵). "Leave it to the states!" Republicans are . . . not trusting their voters. nytimes.com/2023/08/07/opi…

The Supreme Court should take Alabama’s defiance as an opportunity to regain some of its dwindling legitimacy, says Kate Shaw. It can send a clear message that even the court’s ideological fellow travelers do not get a pass from abiding by its rulings. nyti.ms/466okWn

This Supreme Court term largely revolves around a single question, writes Kate Shaw. “Will our government retain the capacity to address the most pressing issues of our time?” Read: nyti.ms/47nCMul