To reach its decision, but over time it is accepted as the right principle. The court did the right thing. Thats important. It sets a high bar, High Aspirations for us. And as Justice Marshall said, at so many times were still climbing toward its goals. Jefferson in the declaration of independence promised that all men are created equal, yet he took slaves. The civil war the amendments tried to enshrine that in the constitution, but it took a century after that for brown to make the promise of the declaration of the reconstruction amendments a reality, but we certainly have not come close to achieving that promise for the reasons weve been discussing. Thanks to you for being part of our audience. Our series continues next week with the supreme courts 1961 decision in mapp versus ohio. In that case justices strengthened the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizures. Find out more next monday live at 9 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan, cspan 3, and cspan radio. You ca
Landmark cases is available for 8. 95, plus shipping. Coming up here on cspan 3, a conference from the Technology Policy institute. First a conversation on technology and entertainment and from the same conference, executives with google and twitter on government regulation. Later a look at Online Privacy with former officials with the justice department, homeland security, and amazon. The Technology Policy institute is a think tank that looks for free market approaches to technology and communications policy. The groups annual forum in aspen this year focused on government regulation. This discussion with executives from spotify and the independent film and Television Alliance is on innovation in entertainment and the creative industry. All right. Well get started with the last panel of the day and of the conference. So technology has effected almost every aspect of the entertainment industries. Its reduced costs to produce some kind of content and introduced new Distribution Channels
Oversteps his authority, then congress can pass a law. But you have not seen congress that. Bout but i dont see them passing any law to change with the president did. Lets go macro again. Im wondering if you look back court thatk of the you studied over the years, what is the greatest period of the court costs history . The early days were sometime after that . Or sometime after that . At different times. I mentioned marbury versus madison, that was, what the heck are they doing, but it the Supreme Courts veto power. And you see the dred scott decision, a terrible decision. It hurt us for years. It adds and flows. And flows. There were some bad parts. Then when end of virtual right rights werevidual brought into the court, one person, one vote, a very good move. A womans right to choose, i believe a very good vote. Many of my supporters would disagree. And i think we now we are going into a shaded, conservative concerned area where the right to vote is being diminished greatly. Country
Up a visual representation from the aftermath of the mission, as particularly it goes through just to remind ourselves of the experiences that happened with the columbia accident, and, you know, i just think that putting images on some of the words that we will talk about later today. This is about a halfhour video. [inaudible] this is the commentary part. All of our astronauts are not suited. The astronauts are coming out and they are making their way to the Space Shuttle. [inaudible] we are in process of conducting the checks. Four, three, two, one lift off for the Space Shuttle columbia. New progress in International Space research. The Research Mission is finally underway for the mission. [inaudible] thirty seconds into the flight. Three look at those. It is breaking through the sound barrier. [inaudible] i think many of us recognize those images. [silence during video] we are working around the clock. Here is dave brown working where there are some observations being looked at. We