Can We Trust Federal Courts?

07/20/23 • 57 min

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With all of the mistrust in federal institutions, not to mention the accusations against Supreme Court Justices, some people claim SCOTUS is corrupt and, therefore, untrustworthy. Some people want to get rid of certain Justices, while others want to “pack” the court. Is the court corrupt or pure as the wind-driven show? What about the Justices? Are they “clean” or “dirty”...

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