This week’s episode is Mullin v. Doe, where the Court finally weighed in on Trump saying that Haitian immigrants are eating pets and poisoning our blood. The verdict: NOT racist.
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This week’s episode is West Virginia v. BPJ, where six members of the highest court in our nation joined forces to make sure one little girl can’t play sports.
This week’s premium episode is about the terrible media coverage of the latest Supreme Court term, from the tepid criticisms of the mainstream press to the completely batshit reactions from the right.
This week’s episode is Trump v. Barbara, the birthright citizenship case, where a bare majority of the Court held that the Constitution still exists.
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Joe PatriceSo according to the folks on the scene in SCOTUSBlog's chat, "The PIO just checking with Nina in the broadcast booth and Nina says this is a mistake and they are taking it down."
This week’s episode is a special one, in honor of America’s 250th birthday: an overview of the role the Supreme Court played in the end of Reconstruction and the rise of Jim Crow, with our friend @kroosevelt93.bsky.social.
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On this week’s episode, Rhiannon interviewed @thelisagraves.bsky.social about one of the great villains of our time, John Roberts. open.spotify.com/episode/1ULN...
This week’s episode is about a couple of cases designed to limit the impact of the First Step Act, the only good thing Trump has ever done. With a brief digression about the New Jersey congressman who has gone missing.
This week’s premium episode is a mailbag, where we answer 1-2 questions about the Supreme Court and move on to slut shaming our listeners.
This week’s episode is California v. Greenwood, where the Court held that if raccoons can go through your trash, so can police.
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This week’s premium episode is a dive into the litigation against high-ranking Antichrist candidate MrBeast.
Today’s episode is about Louisiana v. Callais, last week’s decision gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
The latest episode is Brecht v. Abrahamson, where we explore a little doctrine called “harmless error,” discuss homosexual activity, and extrapolate on our Good Boy/Bad Boy Theory, which has now appeared in the Harvard Law Review.
This week’s episode is a dive into some Court drama, including a few leaked memos and the Sotomayor/Kavanaugh beef.