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This week, Ted Frank joins the podcast. Frank is the director of litigation at the conservative public-interest law firm he founded, Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute, and has argued and won cases in front of the Supreme Court as well as several federal courts of appeals.
Stepman and Frank talk through the legal and public opinion contours of the Jordan Neely case in New York, and set it in context of the rising crime and disorder in American cities and the ideological commitment against enforcing the law in many DAs’ offices. They also discuss the recent series of stories on the ethics of the Supreme Court and how they’re being used to delegitimize the judicial branch and pave the way for court packing and even refusing to obey court decisions.
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