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Consider the Constitution
The Robert H. Smith Center for the Constitution
53 episodes
3 days ago
In this special year-end episode, Dr. Katie Crawford Lackey looks back at 19 conversations from 2025 with historians, lawyers, constitutional experts, and public servants.
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Government
Education,
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In this special year-end episode, Dr. Katie Crawford Lackey looks back at 19 conversations from 2025 with historians, lawyers, constitutional experts, and public servants.
Show more...
Government
Education,
History
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Qualified Immunity: Where Constitutional Law Meets Public Safety
Consider the Constitution
38 minutes
6 months ago
Qualified Immunity: Where Constitutional Law Meets Public Safety
In this compelling episode of Consider the Constitution, host Dr. Katie Crawford-Lackey explores one of the most contentious intersections of constitutional law and public policy with Professor Hank Chambers from the University of Richmond Law School. Together, they unpack the complex doctrine of qualified immunity and its relationship to police discretion—topics that have become central to national debates about policing, accountability, and civil rights. Professor Chambers breaks down what ...
Consider the Constitution
In this special year-end episode, Dr. Katie Crawford Lackey looks back at 19 conversations from 2025 with historians, lawyers, constitutional experts, and public servants.