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Clint Bolick

Clint Bolick is a justice of the Arizona Supreme Court.

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3 Whisky Happy Hour, 1 episodeThe Learning Curve, 1 episode

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3 Whisky Happy Hour
3 Whisky Happy Hour

Justice Clint Bolick, An Origin Story

When Arizona Governor Doug Ducey appointed the noted libertarian lawyer Clint Bolick to the Arizona Supreme Court in 2016, the left freaked out (so what else is new), calling his appointment "chilling." The Center for American Progress gasped, "Mr. Bolick has spent the last quarter century working — at times quite successfully — to make the law more friendly to anti-government conservatives. Thanks to an appointment, announced Wednesday by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R), Bolick will now bring this agenda to his state’s supreme court." That's all the endorsement I need! Actually I've known Clint (er . . . that's Justice Bolick to you buddy!) for more than 30 years, and caught up with him recently in person for the first time in a long while. Which could only mean one thing: we have to do a podcast! And so here it is.

Hosted by Steve Hayward

Organization:
Ricochet

January 2021

The Learning Curve
The Learning Curve

AZ Supreme Court Justice Clint Bolick on National School Choice Week

This week on “The Learning Curve," Cara and Gerard kick off National School Choice Week with Arizona Supreme Court Justice Clint Bolick, co-author with Kate Hardiman of a new book, Unshackled: Freeing America’s K–12 Education System. Justice Bolick shares his experiences serving on a state supreme court, and how it has shaped his understanding of America’s legal system. They discuss his new book reviewing the country’s ongoing struggles with the often outdated, command-and-control structure of its K-12 education system and how state lawmakers can best craft legislation to expand flexible, parent-driven educational options. They also talk about the disastrous effects of COVID on student learning, and U.S. schools’ competitive disadvantage relative to international peers. Justice Bolick offers analysis of some of the possible legal, bureaucratic, and educational challenges and opportunities in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark Espinoza case, including fewer impediments to school choice at the state level.

Hosted by Cara Candal and Gerard Robinson

Organization:
Pioneer Institute