Judge Rudofsky Talks Corpus Linguistics

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🗓️ 28 July 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Arkansas federal district judge Lee Rudofsky joins Sarah and David to give a guided tour of corpus linguistics, a recent but fascinating tool for jurists. How do corpus linguistics help define constitutional concepts and definitions? Plus, our hosts pick apart an article about the possible leaker of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health opinion.

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0:00.0	You ready?
0:02.0	I was born ready.
0:04.0	Welcome to the Advisory Opinion Podcast on David French with Sarah Isger and we've got
0:23.4	a great podcast for you today.
0:25.8	We have a guest.
0:27.1	We have a guest.
0:28.6	And Sarah, do you want to go ahead and introduce the guest?
0:31.2	Or do you want to go ahead and clear up the etymology of the word ludicators?
0:35.2	No, no, no.
0:36.2	We'll bring in our guests on the conversation.
0:41.6	Judge Lee Rudolfski is joining us.
0:44.0	He is an Arkansas federal district judge.
0:47.5	You may remember Lee from our Christmas judicial special.
0:52.0	He joined us for that.
0:53.8	But I get to give a lot more background on Lee.
0:55.7	So sorry, judge Lee judge.
0:58.7	Judge Lee.
0:59.7	Lee is good.
1:01.7	So Lee and I did not go to law school together.
1:06.7	But his wife went to law school with me and Lee was doing sort of a fourth year if you
1:13.1	will of law school to stick around and make sure nobody called dibs on Saraya.
1:19.0	They lived like two blocks away from me and basically fed clothes and bathed me during
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