The Citizen’s Guide to the Supreme Court
Government & Organizations:National
This week's episode is slightly abbreviated, because Nazim is injured and can't laugh without screaming in pain. With that in mind, the case of Kansas v. Glover is discussed, which asks whether the police can assume the registered driver of a vehicle is the driver of that vehicle before performing a stop. It's both more and less complicated than it sounds. Law starts at (07:50), and we're covering the DACA case next week.
Origins and Limits of the Supreme Court's Power
Mortgage Foreclosure and Predatory Lending
Money, Politics, and Free Speech
Technical Aspects of the Death Penalty
Same Sex Marriage Oral Argument
The Importance of Jury Duty
Indiana RFRA: Fact or Fiction
The Catch 22 of Free Speech
Obamacare
The Failures of Equal Protection
Same Sex Marriage & the Supreme Court
How Does Equal Protection Work?
Equal Protection and Private Discrimination
Mailbag and Updates - Part 2
Mailbag and Updates - Part 1
The Consitutionality of Income Taxes
Child Abuse and the Confrontation Clause
Grand Juries, Govt. Immunity and Police Use of Deadly Force
4th Amendment Privacy and Smart Phones
Legalization of Marijuana
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Oral Arguments from the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
The National Archives Podcast Series