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The topics covered are the historical development of American politics, federalism, political participation, institutions, and public opinion. We explore the many ways in which political behavior impacts institutions and the interactions between political actors in the United States. Specifically, we will explore American politics through the lens of, perhaps, the most in-depth and specific TV show of all time to explore modern American government: The West Wing. POL 3309 Supreme Court Process The principal purpose of this course is to introduce you to judicial politics and decision making. Specifically, we will examine theoretical issues regarding judicial process and politics. Unlike constitutional law and civil liberties classes, this course does not study legal doctrine. Rather, it examines political aspects of the legal system with an emphasis on the social scientific literature on law and the legal process. POL 4501W Constitutional Law This Course is designed to introduce students to constitutional law, with an emphasis on the U.S. Supreme Court’s interpretation of the powers of the national government in Article I (the legislature), Article II (the executive), and Article III (the judiciary). In addition, we will discuss the Court’s interpretation of how the national government relates with the states through the commerce clause and the concept of federalism. Finally, we will discuss one of the most controversial topics in the Court’s history – substantive due process. POL 4502W Supreme Court and Civil Liberties This writing intensive course deals with civil liberties in the United States and how the United States Supreme Court decides which rights and liberties get which protections, at which times. Specifically, the focus is on the First Amendment (speech, religion, press, and limits of the speech), and the Right to Privacy. Special emphasis is placed on how the Supreme Court defines, establishes, and protects these liberties through its interpretation of the Constitution. https://www.trjumn.com/undergraduate-research-opportunities daily 0.75 2025-01-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61237984a329cd6021785599/1629730197926-29YV7ZY0XRDR8OU5ACNX/UROP-MNMag.jpeg Undergraduate Research Opportunities - Undergraduate Research Opportunities I have advised Undergraduate Research Opportunities (UROPs) on the development of precedent (2003), retirements from the Supreme Court (2004), foreign law citations in Supreme Court opinions (2009), the use of precedent by the Supreme Court (2009), the relationship between the Supreme Court's docket and public opinion (2009-2010), the relationship between gender and judicial decision making (2019), a comparative analysis of judicial symbols in courtrooms (2021-2022), an analysis of the extent to which justices follow media about their decisions (2022), and the extent to which ideology plays a role in the clerks Supreme Court justices choose (2023). Each of the completed projects has led to either a Ph.D. dissertation or extended research project (after graduation) for the student researcher (Darryn Beckstrom in 2004, Amanda Bryan in 2010, and Grace Hertzog 2022), or has extended my own research projects (Ryan Black 2003, Andrew Hart 2009, Al Wepsala 2009, Kate Seivert 2019, Matt Cota 2021, Dane Germany 2023). https://www.trjumn.com/college-in-the-schools daily 0.75 2025-01-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61237984a329cd6021785599/1c3f8425-1185-4624-845b-f89c18251289/Screenshot+2025-01-26+at+6.07.00%E2%80%AFPM.png College in the Schools - College and the Schools Since 2003 I have been the political science faculty coordinator for the University of Minnesota’s College in the Schools (CIS) program. Generally, this nationally accredited program allows high school students from across Minnesota to take university courses while staying in their respective high schools. By partnering with the university, teachers and administrators strengthen their academic programs. Students also benefit because they gain firsthand experience of how college classrooms work – with their faster pace and increased academic rigor. In so doing, they obtain a higher level of substantive learning and an introduction to the true underpinnings of a liberal arts education: thinking critically, writing well, and communicating orally. More specifically, I work with more than twenty different teachers and with more than 400 high school students per year (a total of almost 4000 students during my tenure in this position) to bring our department’s POL 1001: American Democracy in Changing World into high schools throughout Minnesota. I coordinate this course in a wide variety of schools, from urban high schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul such as Johnson and South, to suburban schools in Burnsville and Shakopee, to rural schools such as St. Clair and Waseca. Ultimately, the key is that I am able to bring this course (and the high standards it carries from our award winning department) to students who would not otherwise have the opportunity to take such a high level course. Faculty Development As faculty coordinator of CIS for political science my key responsibility is to ensure my teachers have the knowledge they need to teach at the university level. I do so in several ways. First, we meet three times a year for faculty workshops. These professional development meetings are a combination of discussions about substantive topics covered in the course, pedagogical practices and techniques, and talks given by experts in the American politics. During these meetings teachers have an opportunity to be part of high-level discussions about political science and pedagogy in an atmosphere they would normally not have in their home schools. Second, I meet a multitude of times with new teachers prior to their first classroom experience. In these summer meetings we cover the substance of the course, how to write a syllabus, and how they should approach this course differently from a typical high school course. Third, I visit classrooms on a regular basis. I attend classes to observe my teachers and to discuss with them ways to ensure the course stays at a high level. Student Experience Several times a year I also go out to my schools to run class for a day. These may be my favorite days as I have the privilege to interact with so many wonderfully bright high school students. I usually give a talk (rather than a lecture) about some aspect of the U.S. Supreme Court. However, we spend the vast majority of time in a question and answer session about the Court or any other aspect of American politics. I generally give 4-5 such talks per academic year. As an extension and culmination of their classroom learning, CIS students are invited to visit the University once a year to participate in a public policy deliberation exercise. This exercise, known as Field Day, is designed to introduce students to contemporary public policy concerns in a participatory manner. The student jury is a shorter version of the citizen juries initiated and run by the Jefferson Center in Minneapolis since 1974. In citizen juries, a representative group of Minnesotans, serving as a microcosm of the public, is brought together for a week to become informed about a specific topic of public concern, discuss potential solutions, and come up with recommendations that are brought to the attention of the public and local and state government. Student juries are similar, but on a smaller scale. Here, the students become informed about a specific issue through background readings, testimony from experts on the issue, and questions they pose to a panel of experts. From there, students meet in “juries” to deliberate about possible responses to the issue, they come up with a response that is brought to other juries and finally to an elected official. The public official then has a conversation with the students about their solutions to the posed problem. Our public officials have included a U.S. Senator, a U.S. representative, a host of state elected officials, several judges, and a variety of policy analysts. Each year it is clear that this day is an incredibly important experience for my high school students. https://www.trjumn.com/media-and-outreach daily 0.75 2026-07-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61237984a329cd6021785599/1ec0544a-1094-4c22-b745-856e83521b8d/Screenshot+2025-04-19+at+10.32.29%E2%80%AFAM.png Media and Outreach - Media and Outreach Appearances (*= national or international talk or appearance) 2026 PUBLIC TALKS “TBD Talk Title. November 20, 2026. American Politics Research Group. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. “SCOTUS: 2025 Term in Review.” August 20, 2026. Friendship Village, Bloomington, Minnesota. “SCOTUS: 2025 Term in Review.” June 23, 2026. Ramsey County Library, St. Paul, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court at Conference.” May 8, 2026. University of Missouri Truman School, Columbia, Missouri. “The Supreme Court and Cameras.” March 2, 2026. Arizona State University. “The Supreme Court and the Separation of Powers in 2026.” February 23, 2026. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and Oral Argument.” February 18, 2023. University of Georgia. “The Roberts and Warren Courts in Perspective.” February 2, 2026. Twin Cities Home and Community. “Is the U.S. In A Constitutional Crisis?.” January 18, 2026. Indivisible, Prior Lake Minnesota. MEDIA *Reuters (October 3, 2026): SCOTUS Start of Term and Thomas and Alito. Kare11 (September 30, 2026): DOJ Ethics Complaint. Kare11 (September 21, 2026): Free Press and the White House. Kare11 (August 25, 2026): SCOTUS and Mail-in Voting. Youthful Perspectives Podcast (July, 24, 2026): Supreme Court Conversation. *Global News Canada (June 30, 2026): SCOTUS End of Term Cases. Fox 9 (June 30, 2026): SCOTUS End of Term Cases. Kare11 (June 30, 2026): SCOTUS and Transgender Athletes Decision. Kare11 (June 30, 2026): SCOTUS End of Term Cases. Kare11 (June 29, 2026): SCOTUS and GeoFence Decision. *Reuters (May 31, 2026): SCOTUS and Election Cases. *Reuters (May 20, 2026): SCOTUS End of 2025 Term. *SCOTUSblog (May 1, 2026): On the Docket Project. Kare11 (April 27, 2026): SCOTUS and Geofences. Kare11 (April 1, 2026): SCOTUS and Birthright Citizenship. Kare11 (April 1, 2026): SCOTUS and Birthright Citizenship. *ProPublica (March 23, 2026): Hennepin County versus DOJ and DHS. Kare11 (March 10, 2026): Judge does not Issue Injunction to stop ICE use of racial profiling. *Law360.com (March 5, 2026): DOJ, US Attorneys and Criminal Contempt. Minnesota Lawyer (February 23, 2026): On the Docket Project. KMSP (February 20 2026, 1:13:39-1:22:00): SCOTUS Overturns Tariffs. *Law.com (February 13, 2026): On the Docket Project. *Fix The Court (February 12, 2026): On the Docket Project. MN Press Release (February 12 2026): On the Docket Project. *NPR (February 11, 2026): On the Docket Project. PoliSci Pod (February 9, 2026): Supreme Court Research and Career. Minnesota Daily (February 2, 2026): Speech and Protests in Minnesota. Kare 11 (January 29, 2026): ICE Disobeying Federal Court Orders. Kare 11 (January 27 2026): Contempt Hearing for Head of ICE. Kare 11 (January 26, 2026): Background Expert on 8th Circuit Decision in Tincher v. Noem. Kare 11 (January 24, 2026): On Live During Coverage of Minneapolis Protests After Murder of Alex Pretti. Kare 11 (January 15, 2026): Insurrection Act and ICE Raids in MN. Kare 11 (January 14, 2026): Minnesota Lawsuit to End ICE Raids. 2025 PUBLIC TALKS “Fireside Chat About Leadership.” October 27, 2025. Teach for America. “Is the U.S. In A Constitutional Crisis?.” October 20, 2025. League of Women Voters, White Bear Lake, Minnesota. “SCOTUS: 2024 Term in Review.” June 24, 2025. Ramsey County Library, St. Paul, Minnesota. “The Supreme and the Separation of Powers.” May 8, 2025. League of Women Voters Annual Keynote Address. Edina, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and the Separation of Powers.” April 9, 2025. Alexandria Minnesota Technical and Community College. Alexandria, Minnesota. “The Warren and Roberts Courts in Perspective.” March 25, 2025. University of Minnesota Retirees Association. “The Supreme Court in Perspective.” March 1, 2025. First Saturday, Bloomington Unitarian Fellowship, Bloomington MN. “The Supreme Court 2023 Term in Review.” January 8, 2025. Trillium Woods Community, Plymouth Minnesota. MEDIA Star Tribune (October 11, 2025): Constitutional Guardrails in the U.S. Kare 11 (October 10, 2025): Transgender Athletes and School Funding in MN. Star Tribune (October 7, 2025): Presidents Calling out the National Guard. Kare 11 (October 6, 2025): Presidents Calling out the National Guard. *Top of Mind Podcast (September 1, 2025): “Who is the Highest Authority in the Land?” *ABA Journal (August 20, 2025): Supreme Court and Reargument. *Johnny Harris YouTube Channel ( July 23, 2025): “The U.S. Constitution Explained” (90 minute interview with acknowledgement in credits for video background). Kare 11 (June 27, 2025): Birthright Citizenship and 14th Amendment (background interview). Kare 11 (June 18, 2025): SCOTUS and Rights for Transgender People. *The Daily Show (June 10, 2025): Presidents Calling out the National Guard and Marines. Kare 11 (June 9, 2025): Presidents Calling out the National Guard. Kare 11 (May 15, 2025): Supreme Court and Birthright Citizenship. *London School of Economics Blog (May 8, 2025): SCOTUS, judicial review, the separation of powers battle with the presidency. Kare 11 (April 30, 2025): Lawsuits to Stop Presidential Use of Emergency Powers (background interview). Kare 11 (April 16, 2025): Separation of Powers, Judicial Contempt Orders, and Immigration. Kare 11 (April 2, 2025): Wisconsin Supreme Court Election and the Judiciary. Kare 11 (March 17, 2025): Impending Constitutional Crisis. Kare 11 (February 12, 2025): Title IX and Protections for Transgender Athletes (background interview). Kare 11 (January 21, 2025): Birthright Citizenship and 14th Amendment (background interview). WCCO (January 17, 2025): Supreme Court and Tik Tok (7:51-7:58 Chapter). Kare 11 (January 15, 2025): Separation of Powers in Minnesota. 2024 PUBLIC TALKS “The Supreme Court and the 2024 Election.” October 29, 2024. Views from the U. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. *“Understanding Supreme Court Decision Making Through Justices’ Personal Conference Notes: An Update on the SCOTUSNOTES Project.” October 25, 2024. Theorizing the Judicial Process Conference. Yale Law School. *“Finding the Next Project and Getting it Funded.” October 6-8, 2024. Conference on Judicial Politics and Archival Research. Department of Political Science, University of South Carolina. *“Preview of 2024 SCOTUS Term Webinar.” October 4, 2024. Law and Courts Section of the American Political Science Association. Zoom Expert Discussion. “SCOTUS: 2023 Term in Review.” September 10, 2024. Alexandria Minnesota Technical and Community College. Alexandria, Minnesota. “SCOTUS: 2023 Term in Review.” July 2, 2024. Ramsey County Library, St. Paul, Minnesota. *“Oral Arguments and Appellate Decision Making.” May 7, 2024. San Diego Appellate Inn of Court (https://inns.innsofcourt.org/for-members/inns/the-san-diego-appellate-american-inn-of-court.aspx). MEDIA *CNN (October 23, 2024): Trump Aides and SCOTUS. Minnesota Daily (October 13, 2024): Teaching Civics in College. MPR News (October 11, 2024): AI, ChatGPT, and Teaching. Kare 11 (June 13, 2024): SCOTUS and Mifepristone. *The Last Archive Podcast (May 17, 2024): Brown v. Board Revisited. *Wall Street Journal (May 17, 2024): Brown v. Board Revisited. Kare 11 (May 16, 2024): Brown v. Board Revisited. *Associated Press (May 15, 2024): Brown v. Board Revisited. *The Marble Palace Blog (May 16, 2024): Brown v. Board Revisited. Minnesota Daily (April 8, 2024): Reproductive Rights. *CNN (March 11, 2024): Background Discussion of Christine Blasey Ford and Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Kare 11 (February 21, 2024): Alabama Supreme Court. IVF, and Right to Life. Minnesota Daily (January 26, 2024): Mega Churches and Establishment Clause. Kare 11 (January 6, 2024): SCOTUS, Trump, and the 14th Amendment. 2023 PUBLIC TALKS “The Supreme Court and Cameras in the Courtroom.” July 13, 2023. United States Court of Appeals 8th Circuit Judicial Conference, Bloomington, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court: Review of 2022 Term and Preview of 2023 Term.” June 27, 2023. Ramsey County Library, St. Paul, Minnesota. “From Roe to Dobbs: SCOTUS and Abortion.” April 20, 2023. Alexandria Minnesota Technical and Community College. Alexandria, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court: Review of 2022 Term and Preview of 2023 Term.” April 19, 2023. Pre-Law Society. University of Minnesota. *“The Supreme Court at Conference.” January 27, 2023. University of Illinois Department of Political Science, Champaign, Illinois. “The Supreme Court Religious Freedom.” January 25, 2023. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. MEDIA Minnesota Daily (December 7, 2023): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. MinnPost (November 15, 2023): SCOTUS and New Ethics Code. USA Today (November 13, 2023): SCOTUS and New Ethics Code. Kare 11 (November 8, 2023): SCOTUS and Trump Minnesota Ballot Case Kare 11 (November 7, 2023): SCOTUS and the Second Amendment. WCCO Radio (November 2, 2023): Trump, the 14th Amendment, and Ballot Access. *CNN (July 26, 2023): Clarence Thomas (background discussion with authors for the article). Minnesota Daily (July 13, 2023): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. Minnesota Daily (July 10, 2023): SCOTUS and Abortion Rights. Kare 11 (July 6, 2023): Line Item Veto in Wisconsin. College of Liberal Arts (July 3, 2023): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. Kare 11 (June 29, 2023): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. WCCO Radio (June 29, 2023): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. *The Conversation (June 26, 2023): Supreme Court, COVID, and Media Coverage. *New York Times (June 12, 2023): Supreme Court Opinion writing (background data provided to Adam Liptak). Kare11 (April 19, 2023): Supreme Court and Mall of American Case (background and quoted on newscast). *ProPublica (April 13, 2023): Clarence Thomas Accepting Gifts (background discussion with authors for the article). *USA Today (April 11, 2023): SCOTUS and the Separation of Powers. *ProPublica (April 6, 2023): Clarence Thomas Accepting Gifts (background discussion with authors for the article). *Matter of Fact with Soledad O’Brien (March 25, 2023): SCOTUS Cases. *Wall Street Journal (March 21, 2023): SCOTUS and Cameras in Court. *CNN (February 10, 2023): AI, ChatGPT, and Teaching MPR News (February 3, 2023): AI, ChatGPT, and Teaching *FoxNews Livestream (January 20, 2023): The Supreme Court Leak Investigation 2022 PUBLIC TALKS *“Free Speech in the U.S. and Beyond.” November 22, 2022. Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas. Campinas, Brazil. “The Supreme Court and Federalism.” November 9, 2022. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. “The Robert’s Court: An Appraisal.” November 2, 2022. Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan. “The Supreme Court and the 2022 Midterm.” October 26, 2022. Views from the U. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. *“Does Greater Transparency Increase Viewership and Engagement?: An Analysis of C-SPAN’s Live Audio Broadcasts of Supreme Court Oral Argument.” October 24, 2022. Center for C-SPAN Scholarship & Engagement, Purdue University. West Lafayette, IN. “The Robert’s Court: An Appraisal.” October 15, 2022. HumanistsMN, Minneapolis, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court: Review of 2021 Term and Preview of 2022 Term.” October 10, 2022. University of Wisconsin River Falls. River Falls, Wisconsin “The Supreme Court and Federalism.” November 9, 2022. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and Gun Rights.” September 21, 2022. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. “Behind the Scenes of the U.S. Supreme Court.” July 21, 2022. Keynote Address, Wisconsin High School and Middle School Teachers Symposium. Menard Center for Constitutional Studies, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. “The Supreme Court 2021 Term in Review” (June 28, 2022). Ramsey County Library. St. Paul, MN. “From Roe To Dobbs: SCOTUS and Abortion” (May 16, 2022). Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. “The U.S. Supreme Court: Still the Least Dangerous Branch?” April 21, 2022) League of Women Voters. Edina, Minnesota. “Behind the Scenes of the U.S. Supreme Court” April 12, 2022. Alexandria Minnesota Technical and Community College, Alexandria, Minnesota. “The U.S. Supreme Court: Still the Least Dangerous Branch?” March 30, 2022. Christenson Lecture in Politics and Law. Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN. “Inside the U.S. Supreme Court.” March 28, 2022. Mill City Commons. Minneapolis, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and the Commerce Clause.” January 26, 2022. Rochester Community and Technical College, Rochester, Minnesota. MEDIA WCCO Radio (December 5, 2022): SCOTUS and Same Sex Marriage, Free Speech, and discrimination. Kare 11 News (November 29, 2022): Supreme Court, Congress, and Same Sex Marriage. WCCO Radio (October 1, 2022): SCOTUS and Affirmative Action. *Wisconsin Public Radio (July 14, 2022): SCOTUS 2021 Term. Minnesota Daily (July 11, 2022): SCOTUS and Abortion Rights. *Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (July 1, 2022): SCOTUS Polarization. Kare 11 News (June 27, 2022): Supreme Court and Religious Rights. Kare 11 News (June 24, 2022): Supreme Court and Abortion Rights. Kare 11 News (June 23, 2022): Supreme Court and Second Amendment Rights. *Law360.com (July 1, 2022): Supreme Court and Oral Arguments. *USA Today (May 19, 2022): SCOTUS and Salient Decisions. MURAJ (May 15, 2022): Research Profile. *Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (May 5, 2022): Supreme Court Leaked Opinion. Kare 11 News (May 3, 2022): Supreme Court Leaked Opinion. WCCO Radio (May 3, 2022): Supreme Court Leaked Opinion. Kare 11 News (April 25, 2022): Constitutionality of Praying Football Coach. *U.S. News and World Report (April 7, 2020): Where Supreme Court Justices Earned Their law Degrees. WCCO Radio (March 23, 2022): Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmation Hearings. *National Institute of Trial Advocacy (February 23, 2022). Kare 11 News (February 5, 2022): Constitutionality of No Knock Warrants. Kare 11 News (January 27, 2022): Justice Breyer Retirement Announcement. 2021 PUBLIC TALKS “Supreme Court Oral Arguments.” December 16, 2021. Rochester Community and Technical College. “The Legacy of RBG.” July 20, 2021. Rochester Community and Technical College. The Supreme Court and Freedom of Speech.” May 17, 2021. Rochester Community and Technical College. “The Supreme Court in American Society.” March 23, 2021. University of Minnesota Retiree Association. “The Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.” January 19, 2021. Ramsey County Library. MEDIA Kare 11 News (December 24, 2021): Supreme Court and Vaccine Mandates. Minnesota Daily (December 14, 2021): Supreme Court and Abortion Rights. Kare 11 News (December 1, 2021): Supreme Court and Abortion Rights. *The Guardian (October 15, 2021): Supreme Court Oral Argument (research cited). *National Law Journal (October 13, 2021): Supreme Court Oral Argument. Kare11 News (September 28, 2021): Vaccine Mandates. Kare11 News (August 24, 2021): Vaccine Mandates. Access Minnesota (August 17, 2020): Supreme Court Term Review. Kare11 News (June 23, 2021): SCOTUS and Student Free Speech. Kare11 News (June 21, 2021): SCOTUS and NCAA. *Canadian Advocate's Society (June 2021): Modern Advocacy Task Force Report. *National Law Journal (May 14, 2021): SCOTUS and Oral Arguments. Kare11 News (January 22, 2021): SCOTUS and the 2nd Amendment. *USA Today (April 18, 2021): Changing the Supreme Court. Bloomberg.com (March 9, 2021): Supreme Court Dissenting Behavior. *National Law Journal (January 27, 2021): Oral Arguments, COVID, and Justice Thomas. Kare11 News (January 22, 2021): Presidential Impeachments. Kare11 News (January 20, 2021): Presidential Pardons. 2020 PUBLIC TALKS “The Supreme Court in American Society.” November 30, 2020. Rochester Community and Technical College. “SCOTUS and the 2020 Election.” October 27, 2020. Views From the U (begins at the 55:56 time mark). *“The Impact of Oral Advocacy.” September 29, 2020. Canadian Advocate's Society. “Preview of SCOTUS October, 2021 Term.” August 4, 2020. Ramsey County Library. MEDIA WCCO News (December 15, 2020). SCOTUS and a Vaccine Mandate. Kare11 News (December 8, 2020): SCOTUS and a Vaccine Mandate. College of Liberal Arts News (December 7, 2020): SCOTUS and Oral Arguments. *U.S. News and World Report (November 1, 2020). Where Supreme Court Justices Earned Their law Degrees. Kare11 News (October 26, 2020): SCOTUS after the Coney Barrett Confirmation. *Harker Aquila (October 23, 2020): Judge Coney Barrett's Nomination. *The Pride (October 12, 2020): SCOTUS, Religious Liberty, and Marriage Equality. Access Minnesota (October 9, 2020): Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Kare11 News (October 5, 2020): SCOTUS, Religious Liberty, and Marriage Equality. *PolitiFact (September 26, 2020): Fact checking during Judge Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination. *Washington Post (September 24, 2020): Judge Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination. *PolitiFact (September 22, 2020): Fact checking during Judge Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination. *Bloomberg Law (September 23, 2020): Chief Justice Roberts and Court Ideology. *Los Angeles Times (September 20, 2020): RBG and SCOTUS Nomination. MPR News (September 20, 2020): Ruth Bader Ginsburg Legacy. *Bloomberg Law (July 9, 2020): Chief Justice Roberts and Court Ideology. Star Tribune (June 25, 2020): SCOTUS and Native American Rights. *ABA Journal (June 25, 2020): SCOTUS End of Term. Access Minnesota (June 11, 2020): Live Streaming of Oral Arguments. *Associated Press (June 4, 2020): SCOTUS End of Term. *scotusblog (May 21, 2020): Public Opinion and SCOTUS Oral Arguments. *WGN -- Legal Face Off Podcast (May 20, 2020): SCOTUS Arguments and Justice Thomas. *Wall Street Journal (May 11, 2020): SCOTUS Arguments and Justice Thomas. *The Hill (May 8, 2020): Public Opinion and SCOTUS Oral Arguments. *Wall Street Journal (May 4, 2020): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *Textualizing the Past Podcast (April 27, 2020): Marbury v. Madison. *Wall Street Journal (April 13, 2020): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *scotusblog (April 1, 2020): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. The Dispatch (March 31, 2020): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. Minnesota Daily (February 12, 2020): Senate Impeachment Trial. *Employment Law Legends Podcast (January 21, 2020): scotusnotes Project. 2019 PUBLIC TALKS “The Power of the Supreme Court.” October 10, 2019. Headliners Talk, College of Continuing and Professional Studies, University of Minnesota. MEDIA College of Liberal Arts (December 19, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *The Wake (December 9, 2019): Politics and Law of Impeachment. *Washington Post (November 1, 2019): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *SCOTUS 101 Podcast (October 31, 2019): scotusnotes Project (begins 15:25). *Wall Street Journal (October 26, 2019): Harry Blackmun and Oral Argument. *Wall Street Journal (October 12, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *KCRW Radio -- NPR Los Angeles (October 10, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *Bloomberg News (October 7, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *FoxNews (October 6, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *Above the Law (October 4, 2019): scotusnotes Project. *Wall Street Journal (October 3, 2019): scotusnotes Project. Access Minnesota (September 25, 2019): 2019 SCOTUS: The Least Dangerous Branch? *The Nation (July 3, 2019): Consultant on story about Judge Amy Coney Barrett. WCCO Radio (June 28, 2019): Redistricting, Census, and DACA Cases. MPR News (June 27, 2019): Redistricting and Census Cases. Access Minnesota (June 27, 2019): 2019 SCOTUS Term Analysis. Kare11 News (June 27, 2019): Consultant on redistricting and Census Cases. WCCO Radio (May 17, 2019, 6:52): Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, and SCOTUS. 2018 PUBLIC TALKS *“The Supreme Court at Conference.” October 29, 2018. Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan. “Preview of the Supreme Court’s 2018 Term.” October 4, 2018. Edina League of Women Voters. Edina, Minnesota. MEDIA Access Minnesota (October 18, 2018): Judge Kavanugh Confirmation Vote. KMSP News (October 6, 2018): Judge Kavanugh Confirmation Vote. Kare11 News (September 27, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Confirmation. Star Tribune (September 27, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Hearings. *scotusblog (September 1825 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. WCCO Radio (September 18, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Hearings. MPR News.org (September 7, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Confirmation. Kare11 News (September 5, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Confirmation. Star Tribune (July 16, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Nomination. Kare11 News (July 10, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Nomination. KSTP 5 News (July 9, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Nomination. Kare11 News (July 9, 2018): Judge Kavanaugh Nomination. *The Washington Post (July 5, 2018): Appointment of Kennedy Replacement. MPR News.org (June 28, 2018): Justice Kennedy Retirement. Kare11 News (June 28, 2018): Justice Kennedy Retirement. WCCO Radio (May 15, 2018): Supreme Court Decision Making. *Appellate Advocacy Blog (March 28, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *The Faculty Lounge (March 28, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. Kare11 News (March 27, 2018): Supreme Court and the 2nd Amendment. *scotusblog (March 27, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *HowAppealing.com (March 22, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. Minnesota News Network (March 9, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments (starts at 12:19 mark). KSTP (February 28, 2018): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. *DailyKos (February 22, 2018): scotusnotes Project. *NSF Science360 (February 20, 2018): scotusnotes Project. *National Law Journal (February 15, 2018): scotusnotes Project. 2017 PUBLIC TALKS *“How Do Oral Arguments Help Judges/Justices.” May 22, 2017. Illinois Joint Conference of the Appellate Court Clerks of the Supreme & Appellate Courts, Legal Research Directors & Law Clerks, Springfield, Illinois. *“SCOTUS Notes: Behind the Curtain of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Conference Discussions.” May 18, 2017. The Spring 2017 Digital Liberal Arts (DLA) Professional Activities Workshops, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota. “The Supreme Court Nomination and Confirmation Process.” April 28, 2017. League of Women Voters State Convention. Edina and Bloomington, Minnesota. “Supreme Court Decision Making.” April 12, 2017. Continuing Legal Education Lecture. Minnetonka, Minnesota. “Inside the U.S. Supreme Court.” February 19, 2017. League of Women Voters. Edina, Minnesota. MEDIA *SCOTUSblog (December 18, 2017): Supreme Court Oral Arguments. Kare11 News (June 19, 2017): The President and Obstruction of Justice. *The Wake (October 9, 2017): Supreme Court and Rearguments. *fivethirtyeight.com (October 2, 2017): Supreme Court and Rearguments. *Law360.com (June 26, 2017): Supreme Court and Rearguments. *Law.com (June 22, 2017): Supreme Court and Rearguments. KSTP News (June 26, 2017): The Supreme Court and Immigration Travel Ban. Kare11 News (June 19, 2017): The Supreme Nomination and Gerrymandering. Kare11 News (February 1, 2017): The Supreme Nomination of Neil Gorsuch. WCCO Radio (February 1, 2017): The Supreme Nomination of Neil Gorsuch. Kare11 News (January 18, 2017): Presidential Pardons. 2016 PUBLIC TALKS “SCOTUS Notes: Behind the Curtain of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Conference Discussions.” December 5, 2016. Zooniverse Symposium. University of Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and Executive Power: Domestic vs. Foreign Reach.” September 15, 2016. Constitution Day Lecture. University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. Eau Claire, Wisconsin. *“Oral Arguments and the Solicitor General: Deference in Questions from the Bench.” April 8, 2016. Loyola University. Chicago, Illinois. MEDIA *Talking Points Memo (November 10, 2016): The Supreme Court and President Trump Kare11 News (November 10, 2016): The Supreme Court and President Trump Kare11 News (October 20, 2016): Peaceful Transitions of Power after Presidential Elections WCCO Radio (October 18, 2016): Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor *Northern California Record (October 12, 2016): Ninth Circuit Retirements and Nominations *Talking Points Memo (July 13, 2016): Supreme Court and the Presidential Election *The Daily Signal (June 24, 2016): Supreme Court and Justice Thomas *The Guardian (June 24, 2016): Supreme Court and Split Votes *Reuters (March 25, 2016): Supreme Court Vacancies and Rearguments *The Washington Post (March 25, 2016): Supreme Court Vacancies and Rearguments *SCOTUSblog (March 24, 2016): Supreme Court and Oral Arguments *Theater of Public Policy (February 24, 2016): 2016 Election and Supreme Court Vacancy MPR News.org (February 16, 2016): The U.S. Supreme Court *CNN.com (February 16, 2016): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision making *Talking Points Memo (February 16, 2016): Supreme Court's Confirmation Battle MPR News.org (February 16, 2016): Supreme Court's Confirmation Battle Kare11 News (February 16, 2016): Supreme Court's Confirmation Battle Minnesota Daily (February 16, 2016 -- Page 1): Supreme Court's Confirmation Battle WCCO Radio (February 15, 2016): Supreme Court's Confirmation Battle *John Oliver Last Week Tonight (February 14, 2016): The Thurmond Rule (consultant on joke) 2015 PUBLIC TALKS *“U.S. Supreme Court Decision Making.” June 8, 2015. Henry Clay Center on Statesmanship Student Congress. Transylvania University. Lexington, Kentucky. “Working with Large Corpora of Data: Supreme Court Oral Arguments.” April 13, 2015. Honors College, University of Minnesota. MEDIA *AirTalk KPCC 89.3 Los Angeles (October 5, 2015): Supreme Court's 2015-2016 Term *AirTalk KPCC 89.3 Los Angeles (June 26, 2015): Supreme Court decision on Gay Marriage MPR Daily Circuit (June, 26, 2015): Supreme Court decision on Gay Marriage *WVON Chicago (Matt McGill Show June 26, 2015): Supreme Court decision on Obamacare *AirTalk KPCC 89.3 Los Angeles (June 25, 2015): Supreme Court decision on Obamacare MPR Daily Circuit (June, 25, 2015): Supreme Court decision on Obamacare *Life of the Law (June 16, 2015): Supreme Court oral arguments and decision on Obamacare WCCO Radio segment 1, segment 2 (March 8, 2015): ACA cases and the Supreme Court *The Economist (January 10, 2015): Supreme Court Oral Arguments and Cameras 2014 PUBLIC TALKS “The Supreme Court and American Society.” June 13, 2014. Henry Clay Center on Statesmanship Student Congress. Transylvania University. Lexington, Kentucky. “Issue Resuscitation at Oral Argument on the U.S. Supreme Court.” March 31, 2014. American Politics Seminar. University of Wisconsin, Madison. MEDIA Minnesota Daily (October 15, 2014 -- Page 1): Minnesota and Gay Marriage *New York Times (October 8, 2014, link to previous work): Supreme Court and Oral Arguments Minnesota Daily (October 7, 2014 -- Page 1): Supreme Court and Gay Marriage Cases *KUER RadioWest (October 6, 2014 -- time stamp 26:45): Supreme Court and Utah Gay Marriage Cases MPR Daily Circuit (July 9, 2014): Review of Supreme Court's 2014 Term *KUER RadioWest (January 6, 2014 -- time stamp 40:47): Supreme Court and Utah Gay Marriage Decision 2013 PUBLIC TALKS “The Research Process.” November 14, 2013. Graduate Research Seminar. Mass Communication and Journalism School, University of Minnesota. “Roe v. Wade: The Decision Explained.” May 2, 2013. Gustavus Adolphus College May Day Conference, St. Peter Minnesota. “Archival Research and the U.S. Supreme Court.” March 22, 2013. Keynote address, Midwest Political Science Undergraduate Research Conference, Minnesota State Mankato, Mankato Minnesota. “The Supreme Court and the Second Amendment.” March 20, 2013. Deliberative Dialogue on Gun Violence, Metro State University, St. Paul, Minnesota. “Death: Blackmun, Burger, and the Death Penalty.” March 16, 2013. Sex, Race, Death, and the Supreme Court Workshop, Minnesota History Theater, St. Paul Minnesota. MEDIA KSTP (June 26, 2013): Supreme Court and Gay Marriage Cases *Zocalo Public Square (January 16, 2013): The Court and Partisanship *CNN.com (January 15, 2013): The Court and Oral Arguments Access Minnesota part 1, part 2 (January 23, 2013): The Court and Affirmative Action 2012 PUBLIC TALKS “Issue Resuscitation at Oral Argument on the U.S. Supreme Court.” October 11, 2012. Faculty Works in Progress Series, University of Minnesota Law School. “The Supreme Court and the Right to Privacy.” March 3, 2012. University of Minnesota College of Continuing Education Saturday Seminar. MEDIA MPR Daily Circuit (June 28, 2012): The Court and Health Care Decision Near v. Minnesota (June 12, 2012): Near v. Minnesota Minnesota Daily (April 8, 2012): Minnesota Constitutional Amendments *RadioWest-NPR (April 2, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Legitimacy *Bloomberg (March 30, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Legitimacy *McClatchy News (March 29, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Health Care *Slate.com (March 29, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Health Care Minnesota Public Radio (March 27, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Health Care MINNPOST (March 23, 2012): The Court and Health Care *Reuters (March 23, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Health Care *Bloomberg (March 19, 2012): The Court, Oral Arguments, and Health Care 2011 PUBLIC TALKS “Cohen v. Cowles.” November 17, 2011. Panel, Liberty Tree Series. University of Minnesota Law School. *“Oral Argument and Supreme Court Decision Making.” October 10, 2011. Lecture in “Creative Intelligence” series. Transylvania University. “The Constitution.” March 8, 2011. Minnesota Public Radio: Policy and a Pint. The Varsity Theater, Minneapolis, MN. MEDIA *National Journal (December 17, 2011): The Court and Health Care *Poynert.org (October 3, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *USA Today (March 1, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *The DailyMail.com-UK (February 23, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *ABC World News Tonight (February 22, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *National Public Radio (February 22, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *New York Times (February 16, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *BloombergBusiness (February 15, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making *New York Times (February 12, 2011): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making 2010 PUBLIC TALKS “The Politics of the Supreme Court.” December 4, 2010. American Politics 101. University of Minnesota College of Continuing Education. “Archival Research and the U.S. Supreme Court.” April 8, 2010. University of Minnesota Law School. “The Role of Oral Argument in the U.S. Supreme Court.” February 15, 2010. Pre-Law Society. University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. MEDIA *Wisconsin Public Radio (Kathleen Dunn show April 12, 2010): John Paul Stevens' Retirement *New York Times (March 8, 2010): Dissenting Opinions From the Bench Access Minnesota track 1, track 2 (February 28, 2010): Campaign Finance and the Supreme Court 2009 PUBLIC TALKS *“Jekyll and Hyde Questions from the Bench: Does the Emotional Nature of Supreme Court Justices’ Questions Affect their Votes on the Merits?” November 6, 2009. American Politics Research Group. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. *“Pardon the Interruption: An Empirical Analysis of Supreme Court Justices’ Behavior during Oral Arguments.” March 13, 2009. Loyola University Law School, New Orleans. *“Supreme Court Oral Arguments as a Heresthetical Tool: Threshold Questions from the Bench.” February 11, 2009. Princeton University. Department of Political Science. MEDIA *The Monkey Cage (Original post, September 12, 2009): Do Oral Arguments Affect Supreme Court Justices? *Bench and Bar (August 2009): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making. *BookTV on C-SPAN2 (June 20, 2009): A Good Quarrel (Click here for images of the event). Access Minnesota(June 14, 2009): Sotomayor Nomination, track 1, track 2. *New York Times (May 26, 2009): Oral Arguments and Supreme Court Decision Making. *USAToday (May 26, 2009): Justice Sotomayor's Confirmation. *Legal Intelligencer (May 11, 2009): A Good Quarrel. Minnesota Daily (April 15, 2009): Justice Thomas at the University. *HowAppealing.com (March 13, 2009 -- scroll to date): Justices Interrupting One Another during Oral Arguments. 2008 PUBLIC TALKS “Hear Me Roar: What Provokes Supreme Court Justices to Dissent from the Bench?” October 10, 2008. University of Minnesota Law School. University of Minnesota. “Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Do Justices Tip their Hands with Questions at Oral Argument in the U.S. Supreme Court?” April 11, 2008. Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. “The Will of the Minority: The Rule of 4 on the U.S. Supreme Court.” January 31, 2008. Faculty Works in Progress Series, University of Minnesota Law School. 2007 PUBLIC TALKS “The Supreme Court Confirmation Process.” July 30, 2007. Presentation to College of Liberal Arts Sneak Previews (for high school students). CLA Honors Division, University of Minnesota. “The Supreme Court Confirmation Process.” April 19, 2007. Presentation to the League of Women Voters. White Bear Lake, Minnesota. “Can Supreme Court Justices Predict Case Outcomes during Oral Arguments?” January 26, 2007. Faculty Works in Progress Series, University of Minnesota Law School. 2006 PUBLIC TALKS “Roundtable: The Consequences of a Partisan Senate.” Conference on Party Effects in the United States Senate. September 29, 2006. University of Minnesota Department of Political Science. Minneapolis, MN. “Leading Classroom Discussions.” September 19, 2006. Presentation to Seminar on Professional Development. Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota. “Lecturing in American Politics.” May 3, 2006. Presentation to Seminar on Professional Development. Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota. *“The Influence of Oral Arguments on the U.S. Supreme Court.” March 13, 2006. Vanderbilt University Law School. Nashville, Tennessee. “The Influence of Oral Arguments on the U.S. Supreme Court.” March 1, 2006. University of Minnesota Law School. Minneapolis, Minnesota. “The Politics of the Supreme Court.” January 17, 2006. Presentation to the Compleat Scholar Program, University of Minnesota College of Continuing Education. 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