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31:59Now PlayingNoah Feldman—law professor at Harvard, Bloomberg opinion columnist, and author of TO BE A JEW TODAY—joins Court Accountability Action’s Mike Sacks to discuss Chief Justice John Roberts's antidemocratic legacy, from gutting voting rights, using the major questions doctrine and the shadow docket to drive right-wing decisions, and letting partisan gerrymandering run amok. Mike and Noah debate what, if any, reforms are necessary to counter the Roberts Court's harmful impact on our democracy.
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