Columbia Law Students Debate the Alito Court on NPR
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO ASKS FUTURE LAWYERS FOR VIEWS ON ALITO
'Generation Alito' show discusses the Supreme Court with Columbia Law Students
NEW YORK, NY - Four students from Columbia Law School participated in a radio debate on National Public Radio's Open Source show hosted by Christopher Lydon. The show, "Generation Alito," discussed the Alito confirmation and the Roberts-Alito Court.
Blaine Evanson '06, Samantha Harper '07, Peter Romer-Friedman '06 and Spencer Marsden '06 participated int the discussion. Highlights included Peter Romer-Friedman's comments on how Alito and the Roberts court will likely approach issues of workers' rights, and the state of labor and employment law in America. The students say it was a lively discussion, filled with idealism on both the left and right about the direction of the Court and the country.
