Judging for Yourself - Special Guest Kathleen Clark
Justice Thomas remains in the news, as items old and new - from his ward’s private school tuition to his wife’s employment - appear on almost a daily basis. Friends of the Justice are quoted implying...
17 Mai 20231h 24min
Coronation Considerations
King Charles III has sat in St. Edwards' Chair, been anointed with oil, and enjoyed all manner of pomp. Akhil finds important echoes of the elevation of another III - George - back at the time of the...
10 Mai 20231h 19min
More or Less Moore
The North Carolina courts are having fun with Moore v. Harper, reversing their prior rulings as their new (Republican) judges took the bench. We’ve previously considered what the Supreme Court might ...
3 Mai 20231h 24min
Standing Rules
The Supreme Court issued a stay in the Mifepristone case, so everyone goes back to their corner - for now, anyway. They’ll be back. And when they are, the issue of standing may well be front and cen...
26 Apr 20231h 5min
Judges and Adverse Events
The Judiciary continues to occupy the headlines, from the judge in Trump’s trial to judges and justices at the district and circuit level who somehow impact the lives of the whole nation. And Justice...
19 Apr 20231h 11min
Doubting Thomas, and doubting the doubters
Judges are in the news - all over it, in fact. Donald Trump, arrested and charged, attacks the judge in his case, and the judge is under a microscope. Deserved? Meanwhile, a judge is elected in Wis...
12 Apr 20231h 26min
Discretion and Indictment
The people of the State of New York have voted in Grand Jury to charge former President Trump with felony counts. He stands arrested and arraigned. If you were the District Attorney of New York City...
5 Apr 20231h 16min
Much to Bragg About?
The Grand Jury continues its work in New York, as a possible indictment of an ex-president and declared candidate for president awaits his fate. Meanwhile, investigations and more grand jury proceedi...
29 Mar 20231h 14min
