
Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health: The End of Roe
In this emergency episode, the hosts are talking about what happens now that a draft of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision has been leaked. Roe v. Wade will almost certainly be ove...
4 Mai 20221h 4min

Lassiter v. Department of Social Services
In this case, the Supreme Court rules that a mother who is at risk of losing parental rights for her child is not entitled to a lawyer during the proceedings. This episode features discussions of fami...
26 Apr 202251min

Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Elias-Zacarias
A difference of political opinion is when one person wants the coal industry to get tax breaks, but another person wants the oil industry to get tax breaks. Not wanting to be conscripted into an army ...
19 Apr 202236min
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How the Biden SCOTUS Commission Radicalized One Law Professor [TEASER]
President Biden thought he could bury his weaksauce Supreme Court commission report by releasing it right before Christmas. Nice try Joey. We talked to commission member Kermit Roosevelt, of Universit...
12 Apr 20224min

5-4 Presents: Damages - "Manoomin v. Minnesota"
This week, 5-4 is inviting you to check out an episode of Damages, from the Critical Frequency Podcast Network.Damages is a courtroom drama podcast that follows the well over 200 climate lawsuits curr...
5 Apr 202232min

Lorillard Tobacco Co. v. Reilly
To review: If you are an anonymous donor, using your money to drown out the voices of everyone else in an election, that is free speech. If you are a citizen who wants to tell a cop to fuck off, that ...
29 Mar 202253min

Strickland v. Washington
In this case, eight Supreme Court justices felt like it was totally fine to let the state kill a man, even though his lawyer prepared exactly NOTHING to present mitigating factors during the sentencin...
22 Mar 202241min
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The Civil Rights Cases of 1883 [TEASER]
In this episode, the hosts discuss a series of cases from 1883 about the 13th and 14th Amendments, which ultimately ushered in the Jim Crow era. And what's really fun (fun?), is that these holdings u...
15 Mar 20224min



















