Neutrality and Bias
Richard discusses the issue of neutrality and bias within the administrative state, emphasizing the importance of separating the prosecutorial and adjudicatory roles. He also highlights the potential problems with partisan political appointments in specialized tribunals, suggesting that district court judges without political affiliations may be a better option for handling such cases.In this clip
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