• Wisdom From Breyer To Pryor - Special Guest Judge William Pryor

  • Mar 27 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 31 mins
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Wisdom From Breyer To Pryor - Special Guest Judge William Pryor

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  • We’re a bit late this week, because following our recent conversation with Justice Breyer, we had the opportunity to speak at length with Judge William Pryor, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, former Alabama Attorney General, and an important member of the Judicial Conference the “national policymaking body for the federal courts.” Judge Pryor has had a colorful career, having effectively prosecuted another judge for misconduct, had a contentious confirmation hearing, clerked for a titan among judges in Judge Wisdom, and served at the highest level short of the Supreme Court for many years. We discuss a wide range of matters from judicial safety, to the importance of following Court orders, to enforcing civil rights laws, and much more. The discussion took place in two parts; with an audience of undergraduates, and then with an audience of Yale Law School students, many from the Federalist Society chapter at Yale; this produced a great variety of topics. We also have timely information on a new EverScholar program where registration is about to open; be among the first to know about this! CLE credit is available from podcast.njsba.com.
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