POSTPONED: The Supreme Court: Is the Crown Jewel of American Democracy in Peril?
NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. To benefit the Forward.
Wed, Dec 13, 2023
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The conservative nature of the current U.S. Supreme Court may impact the future of issues such as gun laws, regulation of the abortion pill, climate change, social media, and more. Increased oversight of judicial ethics and proposals to add more justices to the Court, institute a retirement age or term limits might change the court forever. Is the crown jewel of American democracy in peril?
One of the foremost and respected reporters on the court, NPR’s Nina Totenberg will take us through the latest developments. In conversation with Jodi Rudoren, Nina will lead us through the current issues, answer questions and offer predictions for what’s to come.
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