Strict Scrutiny Is TikTok’s Time Up?
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Jan 13, 2025 In this engaging discussion, Michelle Adams, a law professor at the University of Michigan and author of 'The Containment,' dives into the complexities of racial justice in America. She sheds light on the Supreme Court's historical and modern role in shaping educational policies, particularly through the lens of Milliken v. Bradley. Adams also emphasizes the need for empathy and diverse perspectives within the judiciary, sparking vital conversations about how these dynamics influence contemporary race relations and legal interpretations.
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Presidential Power Argument
- Trump's brief argues the TikTok law is unconstitutional as it encroaches on presidential powers.
- Congress legislating on this issue is seen as infringing on the president's authority.
Solicitor General Transition
- Elizabeth Prelogar's tenure as Solicitor General is ending, and John Sauer is nominated to replace her.
- This change is seen as a significant downgrade in the quality of legal representation.
Trump's Sentencing Challenge
- Trump's lawyers, including future SG Sauer, filed a brief to block Trump's sentencing in NY.
- They invoked presidential immunity, even for pre-presidential conduct.
