re: Any Tulane law students on here?

Had a professor at LSU law last spring during the primaries that trashed trump but then apologized right after saying statistically there are probably some supporters in here. Fortunately LSU law has a pretty conservative student base for a law school.

Maybe

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Who do you think?

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My guess is Baier.

I sat in the front row, on the end, and at least once per week, Baier would turn and say, "Mr. Midnight, what would Justice Scalia say to that?"

Good times.

And, even better when he hosted Scalia on his birthday that year. I got a great story AND chuckle out of the justice.

that was just about the dumbest thing i've read today.

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It's simply not interstate commerce nor is it inherent in the right to travel

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It really isn't, and I learned in college how far reaching the government could be when interpreting law for interstate commerce.

I remember one example a professor gave us was that a restaurant on the side of the highway could entice travelers to stop and eat, which in effect caused restaurants down the road (as in other states) to lose out on that business.

It's pretty ridiculous. It's one of those things that benefited society, but then again do we really want our government to have that much leeway?

I had Childress. He didn't really ever opine on those sort of things that I can recall.

I didn't have any of the others.

There were some true believers though. Like our ethics professor who believed all their criminal defendants were innocent. I couldn't believe it

Unless they chose very carefully and had only 5 in their career, it is a statistical certainly one of them lied to them.

The Man who shot,
liberty Valance!

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ethics professor who believed all their criminal defendants were innocent

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Was this the same woman who taught business enterprises? She was awful but always gave me As so I kept taking her.