Sep 10, 2020
Courts have adapted admirably to current circumstances. But questions over whether litigants and defendants are getting fair access to justice remain. Our hosts discuss how courts are doing in the age of COVID-19.
Then, hear about a town in Virginia where folks are taking "law and order" into their own hands - by filing...
Aug 27, 2020
Our hosts finally indulge in their greatest wish: To turn Don't Judge Me into a true crime podcast. Get ready for wild stories, including an unsolved murder in which some Founding Fathers play a role and a murderer who stole his plan from an Agatha Christie novel. Join us to celebrate a genre in which lawyers are...
Aug 13, 2020
We have a special guest interview to share with you. Professor David Schultz speaks with FindLaw Sr. Writer Kellie Pantokoek about the Electoral College: How it started, how it has changed over time, and the issues presented by our unique way of electing a president.
You can find more information about voting rights...
Jul 30, 2020
Oregon and the feds have reached a tentative, if vague agreement for the DHS to withdraw from Portland. Still, a federal presence may be felt in American cities for some time. What are the legal issues?
On a much lighter note, Joe also highlights the work the "Yada Yada Law School" is doing to raise money for charity....
Jul 16, 2020
This episode we wrap up coverage on the Supreme Court's historic term. Will we see Donald Trump's tax returns in our lifetimes? Did the Chief Justice recently watch Hamilton? Are religious conservatives resting easier after several recent decisions? We discuss these issues and more.
Laura then gives an update on how...