This is a Cato Special Podcast. I'm Caleb Brown. Constitution Day at the Cato

Institute means two things, the release of the annual Cato Supreme Court

review and a day of panels to discuss the meaning of the Constitution

and the most recent term of the High Court. Review editor Ilia Shapiro gives us a preview

of the book and Constitution Day.

After an interesting year at the Court, we have of the book and Constitution Day.

After an interesting year at the court,

we have a fascinating review.

Of course, we have an article about the Heller case,

the gun rights case, by one of the co-council, Clark Neely.

And I know that my colleague Bob Levy,

who was, of course, instrumental in that,

helped Clark significantly in editing that down.

I think it's a great read.

An interesting title as well.

It's called The Second Amendment is Back, Baby.

Not the typical Law Review title.

Then we have a point counterpoint between two very high profile professors, Eric Posner at the University of Chicago and David

Cole of Georgetown on the Bumadine case, the rights of enemy combatants held in Guantanamo.

But beyond that, I mean, if it was just that,

it would be interesting enough.

But both of the authors, independently,

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