Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
Blue Yeti ·
Aug 18, 2011 at 5:48pm
It's another fascinating hour as host Troy Senik and Professors Epstein and Yoo make dusty law books come alive. This week, they discuss whether or not a government official can or should or be given immunity, debate if Arizona's immigration law will make it to the Supreme Court and what will happen if it does, take another look at the constitutionality of ObamaCare, and then answer your calls. We end up with the curious case of a law professor who was accused of racism and sexism for a very questionable cause. Care to guess what side the professors come down on?
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Sep '10
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
It was good that my question so terrified the law faculty that it didn't make this week's cut (high Mom!) but I did want to file an amicus brief before the court noting that -- I think -- 2 of the 3 admitted questions were from listeners in Utah. Does this signal some hidden Huntsman surge?
May '10
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
Hadn't known my voice was so low. Appreciate the Law Talk exposure.
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
You may yet make the cut. We have a bonus question and answer that we will post on the Main Feed tomorrow morning.
Sep '10
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
Blue Yeti
You may yet make the cut. We have a bonus question and answer that we will post on the Main Feed tomorrow morning. · Aug 18 at 6:28pm
You're not only a gentleman, but a handsome one as well.
Feb '11
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
My question was not chosen, clearly due to an unfortunate bias against inarticulate morons. Harumph!
Feb '11
Re: Law Talk #12: Absolute Immunity
Fantastic conversation though! Well done yet again!