What Roman Mars Can Learn About Con Law: 'A Jurisprudence of Doubt'

[Cross-posted from Learnconlaw.com]

By Elizabeth Joh

On episode 59 of the podcast formerly known as What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law, renamed What Roman Mars Can Learn About Con Law: Supreme Court cases from Mississippi and Texas are challenging long upheld precedents that established abortion rights. Reproductive rights, and many others, are not explicitly referenced in the Constitution, but are considered fundamental because of the presence of the word "liberty" in the 14th Amendment. Listen to the episode.

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