49 min
Is Judicial Neutrality Still the Goal? Well Said
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The recent nomination and confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson once again put America’s judicial system at the forefront of political conversation. But we often forget to use these moments as opportunities to review the history and purpose behind Article III of the US Constitution, the rule of law in America, and the role judicial power plays in our government. Cherise Trump is joined by Adam White, a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute to discuss the sustainability of our judicial system in America, how this relates to increasing trends of judicial activism over judicial neutrality, and whether politics will ever, or should ever stay out of the courts.
The recent nomination and confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson once again put America’s judicial system at the forefront of political conversation. But we often forget to use these moments as opportunities to review the history and purpose behind Article III of the US Constitution, the rule of law in America, and the role judicial power plays in our government. Cherise Trump is joined by Adam White, a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute to discuss the sustainability of our judicial system in America, how this relates to increasing trends of judicial activism over judicial neutrality, and whether politics will ever, or should ever stay out of the courts.
49 min