Court Packing Explained, with Professor Todd Berger
Arguably, a Supreme Court appointment is the greatest prize in American politics, perhaps more so than the presidency. In consequence, these positions lend themselves to manipulation and tactical move...
27 Heinä 202235min
A Deep Dive Into the Released Dobbs Decision, with Vice Dean Keith Bybee
Even though much has been said about the prematurely leaked draft decision of Dobbs, there’s a great deal to unpack now that the final opinion has been issued. Law Student Podcast host Meg Steenburgh ...
30 Kesä 202249min
Examining the Supreme Court Draft Leak with Vice Dean Keith Bybee
In the wake of the Supreme Court draft leak, many are questioning what ramifications its language could have on a number of past court decisions, as well as Americans’ rights in a variety of other are...
30 Touko 202240min
Military Legal Practice and Perspectives on the Law of War
Major General John Altenburg was instrumental in transforming the practice of law in the military through his leadership and immersive approaches for military lawyer training. Meg Steenburgh talks wit...
25 Huhti 202238min
Understanding the Weaponization of Social Media with P.W. Singer
Information and disinformation campaigns are centuries old, but our social media era has given new and rapid thrust to the sharing of ideas, both for good and ill intent. Meg Steenburgh and Peter W. S...
28 Maalis 202238min
Russia v. Ukraine: The Policy and Legal Considerations of an Unprovoked Attack on a Sovereign Nation
In the conflict instigated by Russia in Ukraine, we have already seen numerous and outrageous Russian violations of the Laws of Armed Conflict, but what legal recourse is there against these acts? Meg...
8 Maalis 202248min
Do We Really Need the Bar Exam?
Recent bar exam criticisms have left many in the legal sphere questioning whether the test really does what it claims. Is it still an essential step in legal licensure, or is it just a tired tradition...
24 Tammi 202233min
