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I was born ready. Welcome to Advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Gere that, that's David French, and we've got something special in store for you guys today.

At the end of this podcast, we will do our rant on the end of the Apple TV series Presumed Innocent. David has thoughts. So

spoiler alert when we get to the end of the main show, there's going to be some

presumed innocent talk if you haven't finished it. Also a couple notes from our last episode

about election law, but we're saving the boneless chicken wing

fiasco for the next episode. Second billing, course will be Justice Kagan's remarks to the Ninth Circuit

as well as some various and sundry. There's a Fifth Circuit FCC case, but yeah that's all for the next episode because this episode the entree the appetizer the dessert is Anthony Sanders

Anthony is at the Institute for Justice great organization, but that's not why you're here Anthony

you're here to crap on a dead guy who can't defend himself

exactly exactly that's something I'm very good at by the way

highly skilled over the years you win all those

debates you cannot be beaten that's right and thanks so much for having me on guys

very much longtime listener first time caller and one thing we do at

IJ is we promote the the philosophy of judicial engagements which we like to

think is a a happy little medium

between judicial activism and judicial abdication which is where judges right just

let the majority do whatever it wants. And this guy, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr, is the embodiment of judicial abdication. And so in what we do at IJ the cases we have are probably most well known for if you know it's

for anything it's Kilo versus New London the eminent domain case but we've done all kinds of other stuff

And what I do at our little center

for judicial engagement is promote the value

of judges enforcing the Constitution.

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