This week’s episode is a real SCOTUS ghost story for Nazim, as the podcast covers National Pork Producers Council v. Ross, which asks whether a California law which affects pork farms in other States violates the Dormant Commerce Clause. Law starts at (03:13), but this is a generally silly episode from start to finish.
This week’s episode is a real SCOTUS ghost story for Nazim, as the podcast covers National Pork Producers Council v. Ross, which asks whether a California law which affects pork farms in other States violates the Dormant Commerce Clause. Law starts at (03:13), but this is a generally silly episode from start to finish.
Brett and Nazim continue a series of shorter episodes on fundamental legal topics. This episode covers the civil justice system, including how and why it takes so long, and how and why to avoid it.
Brett and Nazim continue a series of shorter episodes on fundamental legal topics. This episode covers the civil justice system, including how and why it takes so long, and how and why to avoid it.
Brett and Nazim continue a series of shorter episodes regarding fundamental legal topics. This episode covers the criminal justice system, including how it works and why you should try to avoid it.
Brett and Nazim continue a series of shorter episodes regarding fundamental legal topics. This episode covers the criminal justice system, including how it works and why you should try to avoid it.
In honor of the prosciutto playboy’s birthday, Brett and Nazim cover the two big voting rights cases before the Supreme Court this term. The first is Merrill v. Milligan, which covers Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act as it applies to Alabama’s district map, and Moore v. Harper, which covers the Independent State Legislature Theory as it applies to North Carolina’s district map. Law starts at (03:05).
In honor of the prosciutto playboy’s birthday, Brett and Nazim cover the two big voting rights cases before the Supreme Court this term. The first is Merrill v. Milligan, which covers Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act as it applies to Alabama’s district map, and Moore v. Harper, which covers the Independent State Legislature Theory as it applies to North Carolina’s district map. Law starts at (03:05).
The age old battle over discrimination in public accommodations is back in this week’s episode, as Brett and Nazim cover the case of 303 Creative, Inc. v. Elenis, which asks whether the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act violates a business’ First Amendment rights when it requires a web-site designer to provide services for same sex weddings. Law starts at (3:02).
The Neutrals!!, feat. Donald Trump, Mar A Largo, and Affirmative Action
Posted: October 9, 2022 by Nazim in Episode!This week’s coming at you extra neutral this week, as Brett and Nazim try to take a neutral approach to two big Supreme Court issues and also say the word “neutral” about a hundred times. In particular, this week’s episode covers the Supreme Court’s review of the 11th Circuit’s decision regarding Donald Trump’s confidential documents, and the upcoming case of Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard / North Carolina. The law starts from the beginning.
The Citizen's Guide to the Supreme Court 