justice brier. he was born in san francisco. he received an a.b. from stanford, a b.a. from maudlin college oxford and an mlb from harvard. he served as a law clerk to justice arthur goldberg of the supreme court of the united states during the october 1964 term. after justice brier pursued a career of teaching and public service president jimmy carter appointed him to the u.s. court of appeals for the first circuit in 1980. in 1994 president clinton nominated justice brier as an associate justice of the supreme court to succeed harry blackman. he took his seat august 3rd, 1994. since joining the court justice brier has completed no less than a number of books including "active liberty, interpreting our democratic constitution," making our democracy work, a judge's view, and then most recently "the court and the world, american law and the new global realities." with thanks and appreciation i would ask you to welcome justice steven brier. >> thank you. i'm glad you're all here. i was just talking to

supreme court justice steven brier introduces this event. it's just over an hour. >> let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice brier has agreed to host this evening. we are sincerely grateful to you for that. brief comments about justice brier can't begin to do justice to him, so i'm going to have to be unjust in right of time constraints i'm subject to. justice brier has always been remarkably generous with his time in supporting society projects. and indeed in less than two weeks on june 6th at our annual meeting he'll be delivering the society's 41st annual lecture. and of course he's doing these extra projects for the society at a tremendously busy time for him and for all of his colleagues on the court, so justice brier, thank you so much. some background on justice brier. he was born in san francisco. he eventually after stanford came east, farther east. he's got a ba from magdalen college at oxford, went onto clerk for justice arthur goldberg, this court he served with great distinction in the justice department.

following huge protests and convicted of bribery embezzlement in the use of power our correspondent robert brier has more from the capital seoul. it's all dates back of course to park here in hays disgraced time in office you remember it became mired in this corruption scandal in 2016 as she was forced out of office early 2017 impeached and then prosecuted through the courts found guilty on a whole range of charges of bribery extortion abuse of power and in the original sentencing she was given a very hefty 32 years total for all of these offenses now last year the supreme court here in south korea sent this back to the high court saying it wasn't happy with the way sentencing are being carried out and there was an expectation that she could have faced actually more prison time in fact the prosecution was asking for it to be increased to 35 years well the opposite seems to have happened with the this court and now reducing the total time that she is been sentenced to for all the charges although her scent crimes in office 222 years also reducing the the fine she's meant to pay from $25000000.00

supreme court justice steven brier introduces this event. it's just over an hour. >> let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice brier has agreed to host this evening. we are sincerely grateful to you fo

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justice brier, now 81. justices are over 65 and areha inage group that is most vulnerable to thei covid-19 that you have to take pause and wder if next term there could be some changes the court personnel on the bench. ayso that very well be something to watch closely. i know tha the trump administration is hoping once again to make the court an issue in the presidential election. right now, though, i don't think that this is ing to figure into how the justice deliberate at all. don't counts justice ginsburg out. she has been remarkably resilient. >> it is a courts t watch and i'm sure we all wish justice nsburg speedy recovery. thank you so much for being with . >> my pasure. >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ amna: in the wake of protests against systemic racism in america, many industries are re-amining past practices, and facing questions about their own racial biases.ut one new efforta spotlight on the world of publishing. here's jeffrey brown's race matters report. that is part of our ongoing arts and cult

thankfully but they are not with me so without further ado - ♪ >> seth: i miss john o'malley and jim brierate night." they're former nypd detectives and while they keep us safe, they're also a ton of fun to be around for example, in 2016, we did our show in washington, d.c. for a week every night john and jim would walk with me from the hotel two blocks to the theater. on the first day, john made a wrong turn took us no more than five minutes out of our way but jim will not let john forget it every night after the show when john walks me to the elevator, jim says, "do you want me to come with you so you don't get lost?" every night. for four years to use the parlance of nypd detectives, i believe the term for what he is doing is busting balls. the point is, i miss john and jim. ♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests john mulaney. i want to thank my friends fred armisen and the 8g band i want to thank my staff for working so hard on these remote shows. i miss them all. i hope we'll be together soon. stay tuned for "lilly singh. stay safe. wash your hands. we love you. ♪ ♪ >> lilly: tonight on

briere said i hope that will also apply to a future senator mccarthy harkening back asking of a future of franklin roosevelt and harry true m.that's the big picture of what they are looking at here. >> yeah, request i'm the president or his lawyers, i'm actually pretty happy. i'm actually very happy with these results today because, you know, unlike the previous supreme court cases that dealt with demands for presidential records which were decided unanimously and decided in a way that compelled the president to turn over records, in these two cases the court actually does recognize, you know, some upper limits in terms of presidential document demands and with respect to congress, you know, this case is going to go back down to the lower courts and be litigated again, same thing with the new york d.a. case, and so -- this was sort of a rough decision for congress because, you know, it sort of strips it all away and getting to the reality of this. the what this case was about is when congress and how congress can investigate the president and what this case did was put up potential sig

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