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Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts

Dahlia Lithwick

Booking Overview

This is a legal analysis interview show focused on the Supreme Court, constitutional law, and the rule of law, typically featuring prominent legal scholars, attorneys, journalists, and policy experts. Credible pitches include law professors, Supreme Court practitioners, election-law specialists, civil-rights advocates, and authors with timely legal analysis; booking difficulty is high because guests generally have substantial expertise, institutional standing, or public prominence.

Metrics

Episodes: 486

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.6/5.0

Estimated listeners: 10k-100k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

YouTube: 280.0k subscribers

Instagram: 131.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

amicus@slate.com

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Host

Dahlia Lithwick - Legal journalist, author, and Supreme Court analyst known for her coverage of constitutional law, the judiciary, and American legal institutions.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Established legal scholars, senior attorneys, election or constitutional law experts, civil-rights advocates, journalists, and authors with direct expertise in major Supreme Court or rule-of-law issues.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership at a major law school, legal organization, or advocacy group, Published books or influential legal scholarship, National media expertise on Supreme Court, constitutional, or election issues, Direct involvement in significant litigation or public-interest legal work

Recent Guest Discussions

Sam Sankar - Environmental Litigation, Supreme Court Environmental Cases, And Legal Challenges Involving Federal Agencies.

Richard Hasen - Mail-in Voting, Election Litigation, Election Security, And The Supreme Court’s Treatment Of Voting Disputes.

Jacob Weisberg - Institutional Capitulation, Law Firms’ Dealings With The Executive Branch, Judicial Independence, And Political Accountability.

Michele Goodwin - Gloria Steinem’s Civil-rights Legacy, Legal Advocacy, Coalition-building, And Threats To Civil Rights.

Erwin Chemerinsky - Supreme Court Procedure, Standing, Ripeness, The Shadow Docket, Presidential Accountability, And The Court’s Legitimacy.

Recent Topics

Law, Constitutional Law, Supreme Court, Voting Rights, Judicial Power

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts
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Everybody Out of the Pool

September 26, 2026

President Trump announced on Truth Social that he was banning CNN, Politico, and MSNow from the White House because he didn't like their coverage. Within days, a federal judge ordered the outlets be reinstated—but the White House dragged its feet. Hours later, reporters were still locked out and a state dinner with President Xi of China went ahead without them. Jameel Jaffer of the Knight First Amendment Institute joins Dahlia Lithwick to explain the First Amendment and due-process argume...

One Ballot After Another

September 19, 2026

You’ve seen the headlines about the lists, the claims, the THREE times this same executive order about voting by mail has gone to the Supreme Court. But is Trump’s interference with  mail-in voting settled—at least with respect to the midterms? Our go-to election law expert, Richard Hasen of UCLA School of Law, joins Dahlia to unpack what just happened and how this postal chaos alters voters’ sense of election security. We’re calling this discussion “information” and not “catastrophizing...

Capitulation Nation

September 12, 2026

Capitulation under Trump 2.0 has been devastating to the rule of law. To review a couple of lowlights: One of the nation’s leading lawyers, Brad Karp, cut a deal with Donald Trump in the first days of the bully-in-chief’s second administration that turned out to constitute five flabby bullet points on an unsigned piece of paper. Chief Justice John Roberts is pretending the president is a generic Republican. Dahlia Lithwick talks to Jacob Weisberg about his new book, Profiles in Cowardice...

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