fuck scotus

This week's episode is Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, where the Court held that trying to teach a designated terrorist group to stop using terrorism and use peaceful means instead is actually illegal

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This week's episode is United States v. Jones, where the Court held that if you successfully use the 'insanity defense,' you can be involuntarily committed for even longer than you would have been in prison.

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This week's episode is Illinois v. Caballes, where the Court held that a police dog sniffing around your car doesn't technically qualify as a 'search.'

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Death, taxes, and liberal law professors convincing themselves that lending their reputations to the engine of the conservative legal movement is good ballsandstrikes.org/legal-culture/…

🚨Emergency episode out now on Trump v Anderson, in which the Supreme Court gave Trump a special insurrection pass. We break down how bad this is for democracy, and what a whiff it was from the libs to not even dissent. With guest Jay Willis

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Quick rule of thumb, if you're a Supreme Court justice, and the guy whom you characterize as an 'oathbreaking insurrectionist' describes a decision you joined as 'unifying and inspirational,' you fucked up! ballsandstrikes.org/scotus/trump-c…

Emergency episode dropping Thursday morning

This week's episode is Nixon v. Fitzgerald, where the Court gave the President broad immunity from liability, a decision that would have zero consequences down the line.

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This week’s episode is Maryland v. Shatzer, where the Court held that invoking your right to an attorney buys you some time but doesn’t actually get you an attorney.

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'How has the left found success historically? I think the answer to that is in organizing.' –Law Boy

I talked to 5-4 Podcast about why the left needs to play to our strengths—not Leonard Leo's—when attempting to counter the Federalist Society's influence. It was fun.

Here's Amanda Hollis-Brusky in conversation with 5-4 Podcast about how the Federalist Society took over the U.S. legal system, and where it might be headed next ballsandstrikes.org/qa/how-the-fed…

This week’s episode is part 3 of our series on the Federalist Society. This episode is about how the organization has changed the law itself, creating a pipeline for right-wing ideas and getting gullible liberals to buy in.

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how does a carnivorous flower work? i didn’t really know and now i know, thanks to part 2 of 5-4 Podcast’s series on the debate club known as the FEDERALIST SOCIETY.

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This series is, truly, essential listening. Understanding the Federalist Society is key to beating the Federalist Society, and we’re proud to sponsor this deep dive into the world Leonard Leo has built.

it's friday. are you caught up on the 5-4 GUIDE TO THE FEDERALIST SOCIETY? not the official title (@the_law_boy vetoed) but that's what it is. ep 1 is about how fed soc grew from a seed into a carnivorous flower. ep 2, on how the org operates + how it's structured, out next week