The Crime-Fraud Exception
David and Sarah dive back into the free speech controversy at Yale and parse the difference between a statement being “disappointing,” “so disappointing,” and “bonkers town disappointing.” Then they talk about whether Trump committed a crime when he demanded that Mike Pence follow John Eastman’s legal advice. They end with a bit of fragrant Supreme Court potpourri that smells slightly like bacon.
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Show Notes
David and Sarah dive back into the free speech controversy at Yale and parse the difference between a statement being “disappointing,” “so disappointing,” and “bonkers town disappointing.” Then they talk about whether Trump committed a crime when he demanded that Mike Pence follow John Eastman’s legal advice. They end with a bit of fragrant Supreme Court potpourri that smells slightly like bacon.
Show Notes:
-A Message From Dean Gerken on the March 10 Protest
-Berger v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP
-Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith
-National Pork Producers Council v. Ross
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