Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy visits HLS

On October 22, Anthony Kennedy, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, visited Harvard Law School and sat down for a conversation with Dean Martha Minow.

[@user-cl9tm6cn9k]

Always thankful

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Thank you🙏 I will watch this in full later.

[@fokkenhotz1]

its a year later did you get back to it? ❤

[@richardsimms251]

This judge has a good quality that some of the present Supreme Court Judges appointed by Mr Trump are weak on : Judge Kennedy does NOT have “arrogance” !! RS. Canada

[@patriciaashley3768]

Thank You.

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners to learn a trade? It saves On the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@euphegenia]

57:25 is quite an interesting segment...

[@kimjin-hyub3413]

SO MUCH FOR POLAND AND RULE OF LAW .

[@eleonoraformatoneeszczepan8807]

Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy visits HLS Published on October 27, 2015 24:52 min ... "and in California, the cost per prisoner is about thirty five thousand a year per prisoner, and the prison guards association, the correctional officers association, is the strongest lobby in the state of California, and they have planned prisons to go up the central valley, in the northern valley, in small towns, so that the prison guards are a large part of the population and they can control who's legislator, who's elected and they are against shorter sentences and this is sick, this is sick, and we've got to do something about it ..." The Honorable Anthony M. Kennedy

[@eleonoraformatoneeszczepan8807]

Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy visits HLS Published on October 27, 2015 23: 40 min ... "and we don't pay any attention to it. Everybody thinks, well, we can leave it to the lawyers or the people in sociology or, but a), as you indicated, I think rightly, Dean, the thing is, I think it's everyones job, particularly, I think we have to step up ... and solitary confinement, is, people are in there for years. When I was in the Army, they gave us training, because I was in a unit that had combat ... training for it, and so they locked us up in a cell and some of us were tortured just very slightly, and after four hours in the cell I was going mad. These people have been, 40 days, 40 months, 20 years, in solitary confinement, it drives men mad, and we don't even think about it." The Honorable Anthony M. Kennedy

[@prodcdebeatz7205]

9:10 I wonder if one year later Justice Kennedy would've agreed with Aristotle.

[@Sarah-vr7yh]

99 figured OUT!

[@teammmx]

52:29 -- public officials should follow rule of law or resign.

[@Longhorn_Legend]

I thought it was interesting that Kennedy totally avoided the question. He pretty much called him out saying that if "new insight" was the reason why marriage between 2 men and 2 women had to become legal then why can't the Court use "new insight" into whether or not abortion is immoral.

[@dpaul470]

The last book I actually read was back in the 7th grade lighting theif, which was every distinguished guest in my Olympics tournament.

[@jackdowd6238]

Does this woman teach Giggling 101???????

[@dms1131ds]

No, she was just the dean to the entirety of Harvard Law and considered one of America's leading legal scholars and educators.

[@roses2155]

Don’t let the cackling mislead you. While incredibly grating, it doesn’t keep her from being smart.

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners to learn a trade? It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@Longhorn_Legend]

50:41 I've always thought it was ridiculous that you have to turn your head to look at a speaker rather than just sitting there and listening. Always drives me crazy when I participate in forums like this.

[@JudgeCraven]

Most people in the audience aren't paying attention nor are they smart enough to follow what the speakers are saying. Ergo, they feel the need to pretend that they're following what's being said by turning their head, watching the speaker, diverting attention away from themselves, and acting as if they know what's actually going on.

[@majorbackyardwrestling9126]

Both of you are haters. There's nothing wrong with looking at someone as they speak, plus everyone learns differently.

[@vickycruz7380]

Vicky Angelique Cruz 🦋🦄🦋🦄🦋

[@chincychincy1656]

justice kennedy went to standford so he gets booed

[@shoohowz]

Enter Logan Roy, "Dean Minow, when you laugh, please do it at the same volume as everyone else. We didn't get you from a hyena farm."

[@aliqazilbash5231]

sorry about the previous time, Dear Justice Kennedy, Perhaps, you weren't entirely privy to all of my concerns, since you could have had the opportunity to derive basic facts from David Rubenstein when you were preparing for the interview. You actually then knew more about myself, than I did, and some extent, this statement holds to this day. I was literally drowning in criminals, did you know? the fact is that catering to the wealthy businessmen of modernity is difficult. Most of them are utterly miserable people in their own lives. I think I ended up making too many exceptions over the misconduct of the prospecting family from seattle, which ultimately, caused others to consider them with authority, whereas, in reality they were just socially stratified celebrities.. they are arrogant, pathetic and obnoxious. I cannot tell you just how grateful I am of my own tendency towards rash-turbulent-reactions over perceived injustices and violations of freedoms, because today I am, once again, a free and successful... well almost, individual. And I will not make the same mistake again. I couldn't function properly unless I ordered my personal affairs with respect to my own interest, preferences and aspirations. It was meaningless to follow celebrities, ever since reality TV, social media and twitter, they are not very sensitive to morals and community. so I thought, hey I should do the same specially when they turned out to be ungrateful, unhelpful, disgusting, vague and fictitious characters.. I had to make a dash to the borders.. sham institutions, empty promises and appearances.. converted into an emotion, in summary, I am hurt. And it is not your fault, it is theirs.. and I should sue them. they are also selfish people, powered by corporate greed and in total disregard of their consumer's interest. they excel at transfer the cost of doing business to the public while pocketing profits, and practicing tyranny and I am very upset with them. Ali

[@pacajalbert9018]

Nemecko nemá právo veta rozkazovať kto kde za koľko kto bude pracovať na Nemecko

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners. It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.fc

[@jaysonmarquez7524]

Idk who she is, but I’m afraid of her.

[@buckeyewill2166]

A Goldwater Republican

[@pacajalbert9018]

Dúfam že doktory pracovali 75 rokov na príčinu choroby penieza dúfam že sa im to podarí dnes tak aby ne musel byť pred obraz dôchodca a choroba zostane stále na zemi

[@foxnewsfanify]

History will show him to be a judicially unmoored official, but in the totality he has been right more than he has been wrong. Having said that, when he is wrong, he is very, very wrong lol. CBZ

[@apatel303]

CU v. FEC?

[@keltylillquist7036]

+Carson Zickefoose So was Potter Stewart. The price of playing with the Bishop?

[@themi90]

Carson Zickefoose "wrong"= the left didn't get what they want.

[@hdaaap]

correct...shame he didnt retire!

[@TheMatthew9201]

Mewtatus exactly lmao. How do you define “right” and wrong without any additional information or detail, things aren’t “wrong” if they aren’t progressive

[@wilmaf906]

First year law student turned Kennedy's argument for gay marriage on the justice to make the case for life of the unborn. His question began with; "As I understand your Obergefell opinion you claim that new insights into the nature of marriage require states to issue marriage licenses in accord with this alternative version of marriage or understanding of marriage; and I can understand a similar case, probably more attractive to those of us who think that national norms guide the exercise of sexual autonomy like they do economic autonomy. That would be that be that new insights into the nature of human life require states to take steps to stop abortions. " His reference to "new insight" came from Kennedy's argument - “when new insight reveals discord between the Constitution’s central protections and a received legal stricture, a claim for liberty must be addressed.”

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners. It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@Keyvand]

She have such a loud andinappropriate laugh for such setting, guest and topic.

[@telmagarcia4620]

Coruptos agre

[@dennishickey7194]

Yes, we on the American side of the argument are just tickled pink to have your man feted here. Would you like to explain why it is ever "necessary" to falsify transcripts in felony court cases? I noticed the topic never came up in this fawning love fest. Do any of you understand what this means?

[@jystardustfan7170]

What is the incident you are referring to?

[@morningglory3323]

how old is this guy is it about time he retired.

[@hdaaap]

he's 80 years old. LOL

[@bet8467]

Indeed.

[@gonzagazelinski2347]

He just retired at the end of july

[@bensonfang1868]

He did retire in 2018 and look who replaced him

[@wilmaf906]

AT 51 min time stamp, student flips the argument on Kennedy to highlight his hypocrisy while making the case for the pro-life movement.

[@foxnewsfanify]

+Wilma F It was an excellent question and Justice Kennedy avoided the abortion question like the plague. CBZ

[@joavim]

+Carson Zickefoose I don't understand the parallel. Can anybody enlighten me?

[@wilmaf906]

+joavim The court used the "new insights" reason to persue their agenda. There are many new scientific insights into the development of the human fetus. Why do the court and States refuse to consider them and continue to rely on the old norms with regard to abortion?

[@wilmaf906]

+joavim The court used the "new insights" reason to pursue their agenda. There are many new scientific insights into the development of the human fetus. Why do the court and States refuse to consider them and continue to rely on the old norms with regard to abortion?

[@kungfoochicken08]

@@wilmaf906 How dare you try to use his own mental gymnastics against him. Another fun argument was his insistence that the Constitution is consistent with what the popular opinion is (what he calls the "little C constitution"). How convenient that he is the one who gets to interpret the Constitution. I think this is at least a tacit admission that they're just making shit up as they go along.

[@Derexican]

:51 minute mark....how about you ask a question that makes sense and doesn't involve you trying to use every word in the English language in a pathetic attempt to project "intelligence"....gross.

[@dukeblue9999]

HLS….over rated

[@lordreign9819]

soon this morally corrupt judge has no more than 10 years to live, karma will catch up with him soon, of course he thinks there is no consequences, no karma - he will be very tragically wrong

[@marioortiz5289]

LordReign Kennedy is one of the most non partisan, honorable judge that has ever served the supreme Court. Your comment is pathetic and baseless.

[@hdaaap]

he's everyones best friend. pro free speech, pro guns, pro abortion, thinks money shouldnt be regulated in politics.

[@spencerallbritton9459]

Behold, the musings of an unimportant, ignorant, unknown, and self-appraised intellectual. As if you could survive 2 minutes in a legal argument with ANY Supreme Court Justice lol. Any of the SC Justices could take any position on any topic and obliterate you in minutes without using 10% of their brainpower. Keep voicing your idiotic, ideological, uninformed, and uneducated opinions with total unjustified confidence and see what you accomplish in life, or maybe develop some humility, listen to opposing viewpoints, and educate yourself for a change.

[@keepidahogreat5687]

Jargon

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners to learn a trade? It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners to learn a trade? It saves On the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@clairedeiotte8898]

Did you consider gas chambers. Concentration camps. Stuttered for the right words as not gi incriminate

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners. It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners to learn a trade? It saves On the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.

[@Phyligree]

Suzanne Murphy it does exist

[@011angelfire]

We heard you the first 20 times...

[@memyself4431]

What did you have in mind?

[@suzannemurphy4311]

Did anyone ever consider vocational training for prisoners. It saves the taxpayers a whole lot of money in taxes and teaches a trade and self-respect for the incarcerated.