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Mar 2023
27m 34s

Stanford Law: The Illusion of Inclusion?

Robert Scavone Jr.
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David Lat joins Robert to discuss the student protest at Stanford Law School over a recent visit by Fed Soc invitee U.S. Circuit Judge Kyle Duncan. Recordings and documents referenced during the episode: Recording of the protest and Judge Duncan's reactionStanford Law Dean Martinez's letterJudge Duncan's op-ed in the WSJDEI Dean Steinbach's op-ed in the WS ... Show More
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