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Listener Mailbag Part I

On today’s holiday mailbag edition of the podcast, David and Sarah answer a series of ...

On today’s holiday mailbag edition of the podcast, David and Sarah answer a series of listener questions ranging from legal history to college football. Do you have to admit guilt to accept a pardon? Are there any wrongfully decided Supreme Court cases that are still on the books? Is there a secular argument for prohibiting abortion or does restricting the practice entirely depend on adopting religious doctrine in the public square? Are tier 2 or tier 3 law schools worth attending? What are the best books of the year? What is the constitutionality of factoring race into vaccine distribution? And MORE! Tune in to hear the breakdown.

Show Notes:

-A brief history of pardons from Smithsonian magazine.

-“Books to Read If You’re Tired of Hearing About Impeachment” by Sarah Isgur in The Dispatch.

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