Will Baude

Welcome to Divided Argument, an unscheduled, unpredictable Supreme Court podcast.

I'm Will Bode.

Can we do it?

I think you should invite all your students to join, but failing that, the opinions are short.

I think we can do it.

Well, as many of you have pointed out online, the booklet printing is really like swamps the filing fee, right?

Isn't Martinization also like a dry cleaning thing?

They're like dry cleaners.

They're like, we Martinize.

Isn't that a...

No, but just as a brief, just as Jackson suggests in this opinion we're about to talk about, that actually Martin was not the first.

He just submitted a name, McDonald, in like 89.

For extraordinary risks.

And then to syndrome.

And then Martin doesn't do it to superstitions.

So it's sort of a coincidence that this is Martinization rather than McDonaldization or syndromeization.

But,

But I take the white.

She says, this is probably a mistake, and it's going too far.

At least applying it to incarcerated prisoners goes too far, because they've got all sorts of problems.