Federalism and the Separation of Powers

Burt Neuborne at Cooper Union. December 13, 2012
The final in a series of nine free lectures delivered by Burt Neuborne, renown civil rights attorney and constitutional law scholar in the Cooper Union's Great Hall.

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This is a classic series. So so glad I stumbled on this. Pure joy to listen to.

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Great lecture and hope one day we have a federalism government in #Afghanistan ♥

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A great lecture, well worth listening to. Especially the analysis of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments was new to me, a lawyer, and powerfully presented (at about 40 minutes in). "Equity of the statute" (tendency to expand individual rights, and to read a statute in favor of freedom); and "exclusio unis" (power exists, if genuinely necessary, for the courts to make a statute enforceable as intended -- so that in difficult cases we need to limit government power).

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Why are we dealing with Nobility in government ? Please explain 13th, No Nobility, esq., this is why. No state shall give a licensd for the practice of law. What is going on ?

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