ConLaw Class 2: Foundational Cases on Constitutional Structure: The Marshall Court

[@dmetalii]

That one kid that didn't do the reading got nailed to the cross by Mr. Blackman esq.

[@euphegenia]

This interaction happens at the 39:00 mark for anyone wondering. Don’t mean to pile on the guy. I’ve been there.

[@papertowelzful]

Watching this to prep for con law next semester at a different school but this prof put enough fear in me to never miss a reading 🫡

[@fire_tower]

How do you not do the reading on the second day of class?

[@romibajwa7153]

I am waiting on financial aid to buy my books. Usually comes in second or third week of the semester. 📚

[@dropcapapp]

The following semester, he fell behind the syllabus

[@joshbrinklow250]

Great foundational lecture of the supremacy clause

[@100Stayn]

unrelated but How is Nationality conferred??

[@FaithLovesRBG]

Birth or one parent's nationality (or both). You mean citizenship, right?

[@100Stayn]

@@FaithLovesRBG No... Nationality?

[@ChargeNReact]

@@100Stayn Hi. As a Walmart associate working in the deli department for 5 years, I'm happy to give you legal advice online in this KZbin comment thread. To answer your question in a nutshell, It takes 10 shamans and the blood of 7 goats. Basically, whomever you want to confer nationality on, you put on a ritualistic platform raised 4 feet above the ground, and then have the shamans dance around that person chanting and spreading the blood of 7 sacrificed goats. It really is that simple. This should all be done at precisely midnight during a full moon for the greatest effect. If all goes well, the ghost of George Washington will materialize from the either and declare the conferral to be complete and 100% authentic. You should have your phone out with the camera on to create a record in case someone disputes nationality later. Anyway, good luck, and I hope this helps.

[@Theheartcoach_Tiam]

@@ChargeNReact😂

[@harleylady3615]

Because they are policy officers and they are paid by the treasury