Vanderbilt University Law School
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Oct 8, 2026
James CarvilleHOST
He's got to know better.
James CarvilleHOST
He can't be that smart and that s- He can't be as, you know, go to Oxford or Vanderbilt Law and be as stupid as Eric Schmidt, but let me tell you, he's trying to convince you he is.
James CarvilleHOST
I don't believe you j- I don't believe you're as dumb as Eric Schmidt, Senator Kennedy.
James CarvilleHOST
I really don't, but I gotta tell you, you, you're making a convincing case.
Melanie MarloweHOST
But I'm seeing vast differences.
Melanie MarloweHOST
I remember when I was a pre-law advisor, and there was a student who got into, I'll say, a top one or two university, and she decided to go to Vanderbilt Law.
Melanie MarloweHOST
And she just thought that was a better fit.
Melanie MarloweHOST
She liked it.
Hillary BowmanGUEST
So, if you're interested in a more comprehensive framework about evaluating vendors, this is-- this QR code actually points to a handout that I helped develop.
Hillary BowmanGUEST
I co-presented with the Chief Innovation Officer of Legal Aid of North Carolina, Cherie Gilchrist, in February at Vanderbilt Law School, and through that session, we developed, with the, the help of the attendees, a framework of the questions that you can ask to help evaluate vendors.
Hillary BowmanGUEST
So I, I hope that's a valuable resource to you.
Hillary BowmanGUEST
All right, let's move on to our next hypothetical.
Rebecca Haw AllensworthHOST
Looking forward to next time.
Rebecca Haw AllensworthHOST
Thanks for joining me on [upbeat music] Thank you to my producers, Matt Dalio and Ellie Humphrey, to my research librarian, Katie Hunkscha, and to Vanderbilt Law School for generous financial support.
Rebecca Haw AllensworthHOST
Music by Will Allensworth and Patrick Haynes.
Rebecca Haw AllensworthHOST
See you next time.
Kerry StilesHOST
You said, "Never had but one job/paycheck.
Kerry StilesHOST
After Vanderbilt Law School, worked with E- Ernst & Ernst, and then after that, 8 or 10 different companies at the same time.
Kerry StilesHOST
Your [laughs] your last paycheck was in 1978." If you can give us the hi- highlights of those businesses, please.
Kerry StilesHOST
Name and just a little something about them.
David DayenHOST
But previously under Lena Kahn, he was the director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the FTC.
David DayenHOST
And then Stephanie Nguyen is a senior fellow at the Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator, which is part of Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville.
David DayenHOST
But she previously was the chief technologist at the Federal Trade Administration.
David DayenHOST
They've written a new paper.
Marvin KingHOST
Yet there remains considerable disagreement over how this happened, whether current incarceration rates remain historically unusual, and what reforms will most likely improve both public safety and justice.
Marvin KingHOST
To help us better understand these issues, I am pleased to welcome Professor Jeffrey Bellin of Vanderbilt Law School.
Marvin KingHOST
Professor Bellin is one of the nation's leading scholars of criminal law, criminal procedure, policing, and sentencing.
Marvin KingHOST
His research examines how criminal justice institutions operate in practice and how legal reforms affect both crime and incarceration.
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Marvin KingHOST
But the reality is people can be in jail for years.
Marvin KingHOST
many, many months.
Marvin KingHOST
I'd like to once again thank Professor Jeffrey Bellen of Vanderbilt Law School for joining us today on Civic Lens.
Marvin KingHOST
I always like to encourage listeners to continue learning after the episode is over.
Clay TravisHOST
A lot of people don't get into Stanford for law school, undergrad, everything else.
Clay TravisHOST
Ended up at Vanderbilt Law School.
Clay TravisHOST
It was the best thing ever for me.
Clay TravisHOST
When you're 21 at Stanford, do you start thinking, "Okay, maybe this is a career path I wanna follow"? A lot of 21-year-olds don't know.
Clay TravisHOST
Text messaging was not really a thing at that point in time.
Clay TravisHOST
And I remember walking out into the lobby of Vanderbilt Law School.
Clay TravisHOST
They had wheeled out televisions.
Clay TravisHOST
And standing there, we watched as the towers crumbled.