The legal precedent set by Regina versus Gladstone Williams is a problematic justification for the use of lethal force based on mistaken, subjective belief.

“if I am understanding this correctly, this is the kind of argument that's used to justify people being like, I shot that guy.”

The phrase all deliberate speed in the Brown v. Board of Education ruling allowed for unnecessary delays in desegregation.

“In the 1954 case, however, the Supreme Court ruled that separate but equal was inherently unequal and states were ordered to desegregate their schools with all deliberate speed, which is too vague of a term.”

The Online Safety Act violates a cornerstone of English common law by creating a gray area where content is technically permitted but effectively prohibited.

“One reason for pushing back was that seemed to be a breach of a sacrosanked principle of English common law which is that unless something is explicitly prohibited then it's permitted. That's a kind of um you know cornerstone of English liberty”

The requirement for black attorneys to identify their race on bar exam applications was a deliberate gatekeeping mechanism intended to prevent them from becoming lawyers.

“Like this is it was a an actual, like you said, a gatekeeping mechanism to prevent black people from becoming lawyers in the United States.”