This week on Law Talk with Epstein and Yoo, the professors and Troy Senik offer some post election analysis as well as the consequences: immigration, the fiscal cliff, and the case for filibuster reform. Then, a look at whether Republicans can hope to compete for Hispanic, Asian, and Jewish voters. Finally, we wind up with a discussion of Fourth Amendment issues with digital privacy for cellphones, voicemail, etc. And yes, a certain law professor's quixotic quest for the mayorship of a distressed California city.
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Thanks to EJ "Just win, baby" Hill for the photo.
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Jul '11
Re: Oakland's Finest
Oh, sure - NOW it's posted. I just got back from my run.
Looking forward to listening on my next run, gentlemen.
May '10
Re: Oakland's Finest
EJ, that is some epic Photoshop!
Sep '10
Re: Oakland's Finest
Where should I send the psychotherapist's bill after seeing that picture?
Re: Oakland's Finest
EJHill didn't get my facepaint just right. For any Eagles fan, the only other team that comes close in spirit is the Oakland Raiders.
Re: Oakland's Finest
For those who don't follow the NFL closely, allow me to translate for John. When he says "spirit" he means "disorderly conduct." Let us not forget this.
Re: Oakland's Finest
Great photo, but I prefer the one at the disco.
Jun '10
Re: Oakland's Finest
The discussions about politics are perfectly enjoyable -- but I can get those lots of places. More law, please. (Which, of course, does not mean, "More laws, please.")
Apr '11
Re: Oakland's Finest
It was disappointing to hear Prof. Epstein characterize those who oppose illegal immigration as "anti-immigration." He has done this before. Immigration is a complex issue, and for someone who draws fine distinctions so well and so meaningfully, to hear him basically call those who oppose a blanket amnesty Nativists is grating.