Om episode
Leah talks with Lee Kovarsky of the Capital Punishment Center at the University of Texas about the Supreme Court's treatment of death penalty cases. Before 2020, there hadn't been a federal execution since 2003. In the last six months of the Trump presidency, there were 13. Lee tells us how that came to be, and what the justices' writings signal for future death penalty cases.Read Lee's article, "The Trump Executions," in the University of Texas Law Review Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Threads, and Bluesky
Nyeste episoder
Strict Scrutiny
The Battle for Native Rights & Comstock: The Zombie Law From Hell
2024-09-16 • 1h 2min
Strict Scrutiny
Reform, Repression, & Reproductive Rights (Live from Texas!)
2024-09-09 • 58min
Strict Scrutiny
Shining a Light on State Supreme Court Races
2024-09-02 • 1h 14min
Strict Scrutiny
Project 2025 (cont.): The Fascist Plan to Plunder the Government
2024-08-26 • 54min
Strict Scrutiny
Project 2025 (cont.): How to Create a Geopolitical Hellscape & Back to School With Meredith Marks
2024-08-19 • 1h 1min
Strict Scrutiny
State of the Uterus: Two Years After the End of Roe
2024-08-12 • 1h 2min
Strict Scrutiny
Project 2025 (cont.): DEI for Men With Terrible Personalities
2024-08-05 • 1h 27min
Strict Scrutiny
Project 2025: 900 Pages and 100% Deranged
2024-07-29 • 1h 19min
Strict Scrutiny
The Hubris and Hackery of Aileen Cannon
2024-07-22 • 1h 13min
Strict Scrutiny
We Read Josh Hawley's Book So You Don't Have To
2024-07-15 • 1h 2min