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Samuel L. Bray

Samuel L. Bray

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Sep 20, 2026

speaker_4HOST
53:32
Does a lower court grant an injunction keeping the fired official in their seat while the lawsuit drags on?
speaker_5HOST
53:37
This brings in a brilliant practical theory from legal scholar Samuel Bray called the anti-flipping principle.
speaker_5HOST
53:43
Bray argues that courts have to consider the chaos of interim relief.
speaker_4HOST
53:47
The chaos of interim relief.

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speaker_8HOST
81:01
On an exam, you will absolutely be expected to distinguish between standard regulatory agencies, like the FTC, and these historically unique structures, like the Fed.
speaker_8HOST
81:11
Now, think about the practical fallout.
speaker_8HOST
81:14
If a president unlawfully removes a principal officer, what on earth is the proper remedy? Professor Samuel Bray developed what's known as the anti-flipping principle.
speaker_8HOST
81:24
This dictates that wrongfully removed principal officers who sue immediately to contest the removal should retain de facto status pending a final judgment.
JackieNARRATOR
40:13
Unlike Mahmoud, Mr. Chapman wrote in a blog post, kids can't opt out because the poster will follow them into every room in the school.
JackieNARRATOR
40:24
In a long research paper posted last month, Mr. Chapman, along with Samuel Bray of the University of Chicago and Brent Strong of Duke, assessed the Texas law and found it to be clearly unconstitutional.
JackieNARRATOR
40:40
The authors said they are not hostile to religion.
JackieNARRATOR
40:43
On the contrary, they wrote, all three of us are practicing Christians for whom the Ten Commandments are part of sacred scripture.
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Sep 20 · 1 Mention

JackieNARRATOR
40:13
Unlike Mahmoud, Mr. Chapman wrote in a blog post, kids can't opt out because the poster will follow them into every room in the school.
JackieNARRATOR
40:24
In a long research paper posted last month, Mr. Chapman, along with Samuel Bray of the University of Chicago and Brent Strong of Duke, assessed the Texas law and found it to be clearly unconstitutional.
JackieNARRATOR
40:40
The authors said they are not hostile to religion.
JackieNARRATOR
40:43
On the contrary, they wrote, all three of us are practicing Christians for whom the Ten Commandments are part of sacred scripture.

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