In general, are most laws and regulations constitutional? Should the courts do more to enforce constitutional limits, or should they defer to the political branches unless there are blatant violations? Cato's Ilya Shapiro and the Constitutional Accountability Center’s Elizabeth Wydra are joined by participating moderator Jonathan Rauch of the Brookings Institution to explore the role of the Supreme Court when laws conflict with the U.S. Constitution.

Learn More:

• "Crisis at the Supreme Court," by Ilya Shapiro
• "How the Supreme Court Undermines Its Own Legitimacy," by Ilya Shapiro
• "The Supreme Court: Too Important," by Ilya Shapiro
• "Against Judicial Restraint," by Ilya Shapiro
• "Chief Justice John Roberts Is under Tremendous Pressure," by Elizabeth Wydra
• "Will Trump Ever Face Consequences?," by Elizabeth Wydra
• "The First Magistrate in Foreign Pay," by Brianne Gorod and Elizabeth Wydra
• "Those Who Deny Birthright Citizenship Get the Constitution Wrong," by Elizabeth Wydra
• "No, Justice Stevens, We Don’t Need to Repeal the Second Amendment," by Elizabeth Wydra

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