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I'm Katherine Pompelio with an episode from the LawFair archive for January 29, 2022.

This week, Justice Steven Breyer formally announced his plans to retire after serving

for over 27 years on the Supreme Court.

He is 83 and is the oldest member of the Supreme Court.

President Biden has confirmed that he will nominate a black woman to the Supreme Court to

replace Justice Breyer and will announce his nominee by the end of February.

For today's archive episode, I picked an episode from January 2016 in which Justice

Breyer sat down with LawFair's Benjamin Woodes and Newsweek's Dolly Alithwick.

During their conversation, Justice Breyer provided an overview of how, in a globalizing world,

steady operation of American laws depend more on the cooperation of other jurisdictions

than any other time and weighed how the Corcoran balanced national security objectives

been increasingly connected world.

I'm Cody Poplin and this is the LawFair podcast January 30, 2016.

That was United States Supreme Court Justice Steven Breyer discussing how the course decisions

regarding presidential power and national security have evolved throughout American history.

Last week at the Brookings Institution, Breyer participated in a discussion with LawFair's

Benjamin Woodes and Newsweek's Dolly Alithwick about his new book, The Court and the World,

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