Ronald Dworkin Interview on the Constitution (1987)

[@mutabazimichael8404]

Saw this a few years ago , such a pleasure to rewatch it now that I have read Taking rights seriously . Thanks for the upload.

[@АлексейЛогинов-ж1ц]

I've already listened to this at least 10 times, but this appears longer and in better quality, thank you ❤

[@scoon2117]

Thanks for posting these old school documentaries, wish theyd still make them like this.

[@christopherwood9032]

I hope every law student discovers this talk or reads Dworkin. His thoughts on original intent and individual rights, and balance are spot on and how the constitution in many ways unites people when followed correctly

[@justininfrance]

Wonder whether Dworkin could ever imagine a US President stacking the Supreme Court with his political lackies?

[@H0mework]

The democrats since the 60s

[@xenoblad]

I think FDR did that

[@tmtb80]

A stitch in time saves 9

[@bad_metaphor]

If you want the Supreme Court to be more neutral, you can't have the President or Congress appoint judges. But of the two, a Congressional bi-partisan panel could get you half-way there. Or you would have a separate system like every new judge has to be a different party than the previous one. Or a separate non-politically affiliated body to appoint judges.

[@superfuzzymomma]

Enlightening, this.

[@horsymandias-ur]

The Unofficial Secrets Act 😹

[@laurenceroche8457]

I think even someone as optimistic as Ronald Dworkin might show some concern for present rulings of the current supreme court.