Civil Discourse and the Supreme Court

We the People by National Constitution Center

Jul 16, 202648:46News & Politics

In this episode, legal scholars Jonathan Adler, Greg Garre, Katherine Mims Crocker, and Howard Wasserman discuss the state of civil discourse inside the Supreme Court and in public debate about the Court. Julie Silverbro...

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