
5-4 Presents: Know Your Enemy on the 1/6 Insurrection
Feed drop alert again! This week, 5-4 is inviting you to check out an episode of Know Your Enemy. If you like what you hear, subscribe to their feed wherever you get your podcasts. 5-4 will be back wi...
20 Heinä 20211h 36min

Prologue Presents FIASCO: BENGHAZI
Feed drop alert! No new episode of 5-4 this week, so instead please consider checking out the new season of FIASCO, the history podcast from Prologue Projects. This season we're tackling the Benghazi ...
15 Heinä 202151min

Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid
You know what's exactly the same? When the government kicks you out of your house so it can build a military base, and when a union organizer gives a farm worker a pamphlet. Or at least that's what th...
6 Heinä 202145min
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Textualism [TEASER]
The hosts discuss Textualism, the legal theory that the dictionary is the real law, God made the dictionary, and what legislators intended is a secondary consideration at best.The full version of this...
29 Kesä 20214min

Fulton v. Philadelphia
In this emergency episode, the hosts discuss one of the spiciest cases from this term, Fulton v. Philadelphia. And you know how conservatives hate spice, so suffice it to say, this holding didn't come...
29 Kesä 202135min
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Fulton v. Philadelphia [TEASER]
In this emergency episode, the hosts discuss one of the spiciest cases from this term, Fulton v. Philadelphia. And you know how conservatives hate spice, so suffice it to say, this holding didn't come...
22 Kesä 20214min

Meet Nick Wallace
Congrats grads! Our gift to you is an interview with Nick Wallace. Nick is the former Stanford law student who was threatened with having his diploma withheld because the snowflakes in his campus' Fed...
21 Kesä 202124min

Smith v. Maryland
Warrantless police surveillance of your telephone is A-OK, according to the holding in Smith v. Maryland - as long as the cops only look at WHO you call, not WHAT you say. Follow Peter (@The_Law_Boy),...
15 Kesä 202143min



















