A Colorado website designer refuses to create sites for gay couples’ weddings, going afoul of Colorado’s public accommodations law. Can she be compelled to author such a site? The Court has ruled, and we have the analysis. Along the way, we find ourselves discussing the intricacies of stipulations, and getting into the fine points of how one gets to federal court, even as we consider more mainstream questions as speech vs. conduct, the limits of rights, and some interesting hypotheticals. Professor Amar, as usual, has his own take on such things.
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Empire of History - Special Guest Gordon S. Wood
Literary Labyrinth
The Ayes and Nays Upon Texas
A Friendly Judge
Sabermetrics for Lawyers
Confirmation Cacophony
Neal Katyal's Life in the Law, Part 2 (Special Guest)
Neal Katyal's Life in the Law, Part I
Witness in the Center Square
Tall Tales
Architects May Come
Political Football
Know the Nine You Will
Yale's Constitution - Special Episode - Guest Nicholas Christakis
They Are Small Colleges
Princeton Palaver Present
Princeton Palaver Past
Harvard Hooey
Torture, Trump, and Tech - A Conversation with Alan Dershowitz
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