University of Pennsylvania Law School
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Sep 9, 2026
Joyce VanceHOST
Greed is out this week, so joining me for a new episode of the Insider Podcast is Kate Shaw.
Joyce VanceHOST
She's a constitutional law professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and co-host of the Strict Scrutiny Podcast.
Joyce VanceHOST
We discuss the Trump administration's continued efforts to target mail-in voting and to renovate the White House.
Joyce VanceHOST
Plus, a new report about the rise of threats against judges.
Menachem LevineGUEST
When I was in law school, they were discussing Iraq.
Menachem LevineGUEST
I went to the University of Pennsylvania Law School, It's Philadelphia from 2004 to 2007.
Menachem LevineGUEST
So this was during the George Bush days.
Menachem LevineGUEST
And, you know, basically it's on how Iraq should have a constitution.
PJ RoschHOST
Penny is an amazing person.
PJ RoschHOST
In addition to her podcast and everything else she's doing, she is a professor at Penn Law.
PJ RoschHOST
And as she said, she's an attorney.
PJ RoschHOST
So she's working from all sides to help us with this problem.
Steven ShalowitzHOST
And by the way, when those hearings went on, Bobby, with the three presidents, Harvard, Penn, and MIT, and people can read in your bio on our website that you are a Penn grad.
Steven ShalowitzHOST
You went to University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Steven ShalowitzHOST
I'm just wondering, what were you thinking when you saw the hearings?
Roberta Rosenthal KwallGUEST
I was just so, I mean, I was just so disappointed.
Barbara DeMarco-BarrettHOST
It has been optioned for television by Lionsgate and Three Arts.
Barbara DeMarco-BarrettHOST
She attended Vassar and graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Barbara DeMarco-BarrettHOST
She lives in Brooklyn, New York with her two daughters.
Barbara DeMarco-BarrettHOST
Kimberly joins me in the show to talk about how she keeps things moving and how she kept going after dealing with rejection after rejection.
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Kimberly McCreightGUEST
I was, in fact, looking for jobs.
Kimberly McCreightGUEST
I had decided to give up.
Kimberly McCreightGUEST
And it was one of those great stories where I finally got the job offer working at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, which is where I had attended law school.
Kimberly McCreightGUEST
in their communications department as a writer.
Steve GreenHOST
I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.
Steve GreenHOST
This is Right Angle brought to you by the members of BillWhittle.com. And gentlemen, Jonathan Goldstein, adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, just published a paper called Militia of the Sea, the Mark and Reprisal Clause as Textual Proof of Private Heavy Arms Ownership at the Founding.
Steve GreenHOST
And a paper, I know that's a mouthful, right? The paper takes aim at the notion that the right to keep and bear arms stops at weapons individuals can actually carry.
Steve GreenHOST
In other words, heavy weapons.
Gianna LinaresHOST
Jamil has also been honored by the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists for his extensive political column writing.
Gianna LinaresHOST
But among many of those accomplishments that I just listed, I specifically invited Jamil here today to discuss one of his most recent, which is his J.D. candidacy at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, where he will be attending today.
Gianna LinaresHOST
on a full tuition scholarship.
Gianna LinaresHOST
So first of all, congratulations, Jamil.
Jemille DuncanGUEST
I had already been accepted into the University of Pennsylvania Law School, but I was accepted with a half tuition at that point.
Jemille DuncanGUEST
And so the calculus was either I could work and pay as I go.
Jemille DuncanGUEST
Or I could go to this really great law school, the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, and pay the other half of tuition, which tuition at Penn Law, I think, is $87,000 a year.
Jemille DuncanGUEST
So, you know, divided by two.
Todd TuckerGUEST
You know, and in many cases, publicly owned utilities.
Todd TuckerGUEST
And so Shelley Welton from University of Pennsylvania Law School contributed an essay where she sort of walks through this revival that we're seeing kind of more in the law schools.
Todd TuckerGUEST
I s- I sorta see it percolating a bit in opinion pieces in the more public debate, but there's now a whole courses that are being developed to teach law students about networks, platforms, and utilities, NPUs.
David RobertsHOST
Mm-hmm.
Sid RosenbergHOST
Norm runs the RJC with my friend Matt Brooks.
Sid RosenbergHOST
So I had Norm on a couple days ago, and I go, Norm, I can't believe I've been doing this, but because my daughter Ava goes to UPenn Law School, she's doing fantastic already after a couple of weeks, I find myself saying nice things about the city of brotherly hate.
Sid RosenbergHOST
And I hate Philly.
Sid RosenbergHOST
I hate the people.
Penny EllisonGUEST
And, and I appreciate that you like the podcast because the goal is really to convince people who are not lawyers and don't have connections to politicians that they can make a difference.
Penny EllisonGUEST
So, um, I started in animal law and advocacy in 2006 when I started teaching an animal law seminar at my, uh, alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Penny EllisonGUEST
They had students who were petitioning for an animal law class because they wanted to learn about it, and they didn't have any faculty that knew about it.
Penny EllisonGUEST
Um, so at the time, I was a lawyer in private practice just doing regular business litigation and having nothing to do with animals, but thinking that I was interested in it.
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