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- Discussion on Supreme Court reform with internet personality E on 'That's Not Crazy, That's History.' - Topics include implementing Supreme Court term limits, equalizing justice numbers per presidency, and restructuring the US circuit court system. - Suggestions for using an odd number of justices, bipartisan commissions, and enforceable ethics codes to eliminate political bias. - Pros and cons of reform ideas like a national lottery for judge appointments and setting judicial term limits to 16 years. - Inclusion of a light-hearted debate on the impact of lifetime appointments and potential for additional judges.
Guest Introduction and Topic Overview
00:40 Supreme Court Term Limits Proposal
01:15 Challenges and Considerations
02:57 Circuit Court Overhaul
04:31 Bipartisan Reform and Democratization
06:25 Humorous Take on Supreme Court
06:58 Influence of Younger Justices
07:46 Randomized Justice Panels
08:55 Eliminating Judicial Bias
09:09 Athenian Democracy vs. Current System
09:33 National Lottery for Justices
10:26 Randomized System and Political Bias
12:02 Bicameral System and Electoral College
13:20 Code of Ethics for Supreme Court Justices
14:33 Bipartisan Committee for Judicial Ethics
16:30 Impeachment and Random Allotment of Judges
17:10 Concluding Thoughts and Term Limits
Show Notes
- Discussion on Supreme Court reform with internet personality E on 'That's Not Crazy, That's History.' - Topics include implementing Supreme Court term limits, equalizing justice numbers per presidency, and restructuring the US circuit court system. - Suggestions for using an odd number of justices, bipartisan commissions, and enforceable ethics codes to eliminate political bias. - Pros and cons of reform ideas like a national lottery for judge appointments and setting judicial term limits to 16 years. - Inclusion of a light-hearted debate on the impact of lifetime appointments and potential for additional judges.
Guest Introduction and Topic Overview
00:40 Supreme Court Term Limits Proposal
01:15 Challenges and Considerations
02:57 Circuit Court Overhaul
04:31 Bipartisan Reform and Democratization
06:25 Humorous Take on Supreme Court
06:58 Influence of Younger Justices
07:46 Randomized Justice Panels
08:55 Eliminating Judicial Bias
09:09 Athenian Democracy vs. Current System
09:33 National Lottery for Justices
10:26 Randomized System and Political Bias
12:02 Bicameral System and Electoral College
13:20 Code of Ethics for Supreme Court Justices
14:33 Bipartisan Committee for Judicial Ethics
16:30 Impeachment and Random Allotment of Judges
17:10 Concluding Thoughts and Term Limits
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We don’t learn history, we do history! Chronicles from Mr. Makelkys World History Classes. We go through history in reverse-chronological order, we learn by doing, and we are the only history class that MAKES HISTORY!