Mootness and Munsingwear

The Supreme Court “munsingweared” several cases in its Monday orders, including two Trump emoluments cases. ...

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The Supreme Court “munsingweared” several cases in its Monday orders, including two Trump emoluments cases. After a deep dive into the legal history of munsingwear precedent—a modern mootness doctrine—David and Sarah discuss a Texas deportation case filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, pretrial release conditions for those who were arrested during the January 6 Capitol siege, and a Supreme Court original jurisdiction case. A special guest also joins the show to chat about Wendy’s chicken sandwiches!

Show Notes:

–United States v. Munsingwear, Inc. and Trump v. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.

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    Bret B

    Wow did Advisory Opinions blow it with the worse case of cancel culture for the year so far, unlikely to be surpassed. There were clearly TWO subject matter experts. I cannot for the life of me figure out how Marvin Isgur was not allowed to join the podcast. I cannot believe Marvin has been canceled :)

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    Dave

    OK, question for Sarah and David: could DC grant voting rights in the House to the Delegate?

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    Jason Gibson

    research intern jonah lol

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    Angie

    Also: that chicken sandwich thread was a lot of fun, like the taco one, think it should be a regular feature

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    Angie

    Loved this pod...thanks

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  6. DJ

    This was a very enjoyable listen during a six hour drive.

    Sarah, I also went to Northwestern and remember that Burger King well. When I was there in the late eighties Evanston had a weird ordinance about fast food restaurants that prevented them fro bagging your food. So they would bring the food to the counter on a tray and you had to bag it yourself.

    I still like their burgers BTW. Flame grilled > griddle

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  7. Kings Thursday a/k/a Susan

    Speaking of Salt, I can’t recommend more highly the Kansas Underground Salt Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas. Okay, I was visiting family in Kansas so this was a bonus but the tour is so worthwhile. They also have a party room, and my then pre-teen son turned to me and declared: “This is where I am getting married.”

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    BrettH

    Enjoyed the pod, thanks y’all. I was pleased to hear Sarah is keeping her anaconda metaphor confined to the appropriate continent 👍🏻

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  9. Joe O

    What if Trump is called as a witness for his own Defense? Chaos on steroids.

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  10. PM

    Oh the Isgurs didn't create the chicken sandwich, just the chicken sandwich survey.

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