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Article III: Judicial Power

Course Description

How do we define the judicial power? What is judicial review? Can the Supreme Court change the Constitution? Videos and podcasts cover modern and historical debates on the role of the Judiciary.

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Videos

5m 37s

The Rational Basis Test

Prof. Jeffrey Jackson

29m 22s

Administrative Law Judges and the Supreme Court’s Opinion in Lucia v SEC

Prof. Jennifer Mascott

12m 32s

The Implicit Power of Judicial Review

Prof. Randy Barnett

20m 12s

What Is the Federal Judicial Power?

Prof. Ilan Wurman

27m 26s

How Do We Define the Judicial Power?

Prof. Gary Lawson

3m 2s

The Role of the Supreme Court: What Happened?

Hon. Jeffrey Sutton

2m 33s

Are Administrative Law Judges Constitutional?

Prof. Jennifer Mascott

2m 13s

Can Courts Change the Constitution at Will?

Prof. Ilan Wurman

2m 1s

Are Judges the Final Interpreters of the Constitution?

Prof. Ilan Wurman

2m 4s

Marbury v. Madison: Judicial Review and Judicial Supremacy

Prof. Randy Barnett

3m 25s

Can the Supreme Court Change the Constitution Using Judicial Review?

Prof. Steve Calabresi

3m 45s

How Did the Framers View Judicial Power?

Prof. Gary Lawson

6m 26s

Conflict of Laws and Judicial Review

Prof. Gary Lawson

3m 37s

What Is Civil Forfeiture and Why Has It Become Controversial?

Prof. Julia Mahoney

03m 29s

Constitutional Law Stories: Heroes and Villains

Hon. Jeffrey Sutton

02m 11s

The Founders and the Problem of an Independent Judiciary

Prof. Keith Whittington

02m 50s

The Evolution of Judicial Accountability

Prof. Keith Whittington