The Citizen's Guide to the Supreme Court
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This week's episode discusses the case of Kahler v. Kansas, which broadly asks the Supreme Court if the insanity defense is protected under the Constitution. Brett and Nazim go through the applicable insanity defenses and eventually discuss the less interesting ways under which this case will probably be decided. Law starts at (07:06).
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