Dialogues #6 - Richard Garnett on Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC
Last year, law professor Richard Garnett of the Notre Dame Law school co-wrote an amicus brief concerning the constitutional issues in Hosanna-Tabor E...
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A series of conversations about judicial decisions, ideas, and institutions, hosted by Ken Myers.
Dialogues #5 - Carl Esbeck on Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC
On January 11th, the United States Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in what many church-state scholars are calling the most important re...
Dialogues #4 - John Witte, Jr. on Law and the West
Legal historian John Witte, Jr. discusses why the positivist view of law has become less compelling. Like his mentor, the late Harold Berman, Witte ar...
Dialogues #3 - Michael McConnell on SCOTUS 2010
Just before the opening of the new term of the U. S. Supreme Court, the magazine First Things published a summary of the highlights of the 2010 term. ...
Dialogues #2 - Robert George on Marriage and Law
At the heart of the question of making laws about marriage is a question of definition. Specifically, is “marriage” a noun describing a mere social co...
Dialogues #1 - The Roberts Court and Natural Law
In 2007, MARS HILL AUDIO produced a special report on ideas about law and justice that informed some of the legal reasoning of the U. S. Supreme Court...