5-4 is a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks. It's a progressive and occasionally profane take on the ideological battles at the heart of the Court's most important landmark cases; an irreverent tour of all the ways in which the law is shaped by politics. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews CommentaryNews |
The Court does not want you to plead not guilty by reason of insanity and to enforce that, they'll happily sign off on you being institutionalized for far longer than the prison sentence that you would have served. You'll need a mental health day af... more
This is the story of a man with the worst luck in the whole world, and how Jay-Z called the whole thing. more
We're joined by Balls and Strikes' Jay Willis in this emergency episode to talk about Trump v. Anderson, which challenged Colorado removing Trump from the primary ballot. In a shocking twist, the Court held that Colorado can't do that. JK that's not ... more
The legal academy is losing its mind. Good news for us, the profs are talking about their broken brains in the New York Times. Today on the show, Peter, Rhiannon, and Michael discuss “The Crisis in Teaching Constitutional Law” by Jesse Wegman to snar... more
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Decent info in this, but they’re clearly getting more desperate for cash, doing a 4 part series and locking eps 2 and 4 behind a paywall is the last insult I’m willing to deal with. Just demonstrates how uninterested this podcast is in disseminating information and how focused they are on squeezing cash from users. If they even believed half of what they say they’d have kept that info in the discourse, not locked up to try and yank a couple extra nickels from people. Sad to see it go this bad... more
As much as I’ve enjoyed learning the history of some of our highest court’s worst decisions, the new mini series has piqued my interest even more. It’s important for people to understand the sources and methods for how extremely fringe legal concepts get laundered through the courts.
Keep fighting the good fight
I just started listening from the beginning and while this show is amazing, it’s like a horrific recap of the last four years. Oh poor friends, you don’t know yet. But you kind of do, bc you’re weirdly prescient. Keep it up.
Shocking they would platform Ryna Workman who was not fired for “expressing solidarity with Palestine”…but was fired for their inhumane and virulently antisemitic remarks immediately after Oct 7. I am so sad that this podcast took an awful turn into hate speech. Embarrassment to the legal community.
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