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Show Notes
Sarah Isgur and David French are in Dallas, Texas, at Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law to discuss Justice Samuel Alito’s potential next moves, the alternative to federalism, and attorney-client privilege in AI.
The Agenda:
–Justice Alito’s book release has raised eyebrows
–Judge Amul Thapar, fitness influencer
–A question from the best history teacher ever
–Can the courts subpoena my AI activity?
–David French v. AI
–Boneless chicken wings vs. chicken nuggets
–Questions from the audience!
Show Notes:
–The Plan for a Radically Different Supreme Court Is Here
–In a First, Court Finds Using AI Tools Ends Attorney-Client Privilege
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