Brett M. Kavanaugh

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21,539 appearances 451 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2018 last heard 29 Apr

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Supreme Court of the United States · Soto v. United States (24-320) · 28 Apr 2025 court

And the other point there's no other form of military compensation where the limitations period is inapplicable, correct? podcast-host

Supreme Court of the United States · A. J. T. v. Osseo Area Schools (24-249) · 28 Apr 2025 court

If if we do what you say and say that there is no podcast-host

uh unique standard in the school's context, it will still be open to the court on remand to decide which standard is appropriate throughout, correct? podcast-host

it could rethink that press. podcast-host

In other words, you're saying to leave open the question of whether the proper standard is deliberate indifference or instead is bad faith or gross misjudgment, and that that can be considered on remand and can be considered by other courts of appeals to the Chief Justice's question that have this uh carve out or separate rule for schools. podcast-host

Uh point taken on that. podcast-host

And then what can you explain podcast-host

uh the delta between on the one hand deliberate indifference, at least as the Solicitor General defines it, and bad faith or gross misjudgment on the other hand, because the way they define deliberate indifference sounds a lot like someone podcast-host

Acting in bad faith. podcast-host

what their what is the difference between deliberate indifference and bad faith? podcast-host

indifference, as the Solicitor General at least is articulating it, and I don't know if you agree or disagree, you would have to know that you have a legal obligation to do something. podcast-host

or substantially likely, uh and still not act. podcast-host

So if you know you're supposed to do something as a matter of law and don't act, that's you know, that s sounds like bad podcast-host

A couple of follow-ups. podcast-host

You agree that there is an intent requirement for damages claims, but you say it is deliberate indifference, correct? podcast-host

It sounds close to a yes. podcast-host

Do you agree with the SG's formulation of deliberate indifference? podcast-host

Any problems with how they formulate it in their brief? podcast-host

Well on that point in my last question there's a lot of line drawing that has to go on in this context, I think, with school districts deciding whether to provide services to four thirty PM or until six PM. podcast-host

And that's a very podcast-host

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