Back In The Studio

Another round of videos for the Second Edition of An Introduction to Constitutional Law

In 2017 and 2018, Randy Barnett and I spent nearly eighty hours in the studio to create the thirteen-hour video library for An Introduction to Constitutional Law. Four years later, we were back in the studio to record videos for the Second Edition of the book. The new collection will include some new recent cases like Dobbs, Bruen, and American Legion. We also recorded several classic cases that should have made the cut in the First Edition, including Gideon, Engel, Baker, Mirada, and a few other gems. Stay tuned for more information. The book be published in November.

(Pro tip: we only use footage above the waist, so wear comfortable shoes.)

 

Comments

[Dan Schiavetta]

They look like a father with a son who's just gotten out of rehab.

[DaivdBehar]

Cappie Boy, you should take a mental health day. You seem verklempt.

[John F. Carr]

About to turn his life around?

[Noscitur a sociis]

Is this supposed to encourage people to buy the book?

[QuantumBoxCat]

RIP that button on Josh's suit.

[IsaacDanielcm]

For God's sake man, get a haircut.

[Rev. Arthur L. Kirkland]

Not everyone is professional. Not everyone wishes to be professional.

Some people are misfits. Some people want to be misfits.

[John F. Carr]

The feet won't be in the finished video.

[IsaacDanielcm]

So does his hair.

[DaivdBehar]

Revvie Boy, where did you go to law school, Hon?

[DaivdBehar]

Here is subtantive question about this series. Will anyone be mentioning the reading of the simple language of the constitution? For example, all legislative powers belong to the Congress.

Will anyone address the obsolete parts. For example, the life term on the Supreme Court was decided 100 years before the description of Alzheimer's Disease. The term of a patent is now too long for the pace of innovation.