Law School

The Law School of America

Contract Law

Criminal Law

Uniform Commercial Code

Civil Procedure

Property Law

Constitutional Law

Commerce Clause

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Personal Jurisdiction

Hearsay

Torts

Federal Rules Of Evidence

Model Penal Code

Negligence

Diversity Jurisdiction

Federal Question Jurisdiction

Products Liability

Erie Doctrine

Actus Reus

Adverse Possession

The Law School of America podcast is designed for listeners who what to expand and enhance their understanding of the American legal system. It provides you with legal principles in small digestible bites to make learning easy. If you're willing to put in the time, The Law School of America podcasts can take you from novice to knowledgeable in a reasonable amount of time.

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Publishes	Daily	Episodes	2011	Founded	7 years ago
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Individual Rights Deep Dive Part Three: Equal Protection and Political Equality — Race, Sex, Alienage, Affirmative Action, Voting Rights, and Representation

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Yesterday • 1 hr 21 min

Individual Rights Deep Dive Part Two: Substantive Due Process and Fundamental Liberty — Privacy, Family, Marriage, Reproductive Rights, Medical Decisions, Travel, and Economic Regulation

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10 Nov 2026 • 1 hr 11 min

Individual Rights Deep Dive Part One: Constitutional Rights and Procedural Due Process — State Action, Incorporation, Scrutiny, Protected Interests, and the Right to a Hearing

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9 Nov 2026 • 1 hr 17 min

Property Deep Dive Part Seven: Property Exam Command Center — Complete Attack Outline, Mixed Bar Questions, Essay Strategy, NextGen Skills, and Final Capstone

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8 Nov 2026 • 1 hr 16 min

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Professor Wan

Professor Wan, Law School Deep Dive Explainer Seminar host

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Episode: Law School Launch: Writing the Law School Exam Answer — IRAC, CREAC, and Deep Analysis

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Professor Tu, Law School Deep Dive Explainer Seminar co-presenter

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3.4 out of 5 stars from 196 ratings

Pro bono the lost art
I’m grateful for your service to our country. Thank you and I would like to hear why it’s hard to find a pro bono attorney in Illinois for the disabled?
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Trying to start a habit
United States2 months ago
Slop
Eww, so much AI. This is a problem with modern law. Do better.
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appNickname1901
United States2 months ago
Informative. Easy to listen to.
I listen to this while doing my household tasks.
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Portland Antifasist
United States4 months ago
Solid Information
AI-Generated… but Honestly Really Easy to Listen To
I found this podcast while trying to learn more about torts, litigation, and the legal system, and honestly I’ve enjoyed it a lot more than I expected to. Yes, it’s clearly AI-generated, but that actually doesn’t bother me.
One thing I like about AI podcasts is that the conversations tend to stay organized and focused. There’s less talking over each other, less rambling, and it’s easier to follow along when you’re trying to learn something ne... more
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carelitz
United States6 months ago
Scam
This is just Notebook LM’s AI function. There should be a disclaimer that this podcast is 100% AI and disclosure of who publishes it.
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United States6 months ago

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Some beginners find the legal concepts interesting and helpful for learning about torts, litigation, and the justice system.

Listeners who enjoy the lessons describe them as organized, informative, and easy to follow, including while doing household tasks.

One listener says it is difficult to find a specific legal topic because episodes are not organized into subject-based seasons.

Listeners are sharply divided over the AI-generated voices, with some accepting the format and others objecting to the lack of human speakers or disclosure.

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Property Deep Dive Part Five: Title Command Center — Recording Acts, Bona Fide Purchasers, Chain of Title, Wild Deeds, Adverse Possession, and Competing Ownership

Q: How does adverse possession actually work?

A claimant may acquire title when possession is actual, open and notorious, exclusive, continuous, and hostile for the period required by state law. The owner's failure to sue within that period can extinguish the owner's title.

Property Deep Dive Part Five: Title Command Center — Recording Acts, Bona Fide Purchasers, Chain of Title, Wild Deeds, Adverse Possession, and Competing Ownership

Q: Can you explain why the distinction between a void deed and a voidable deed is so critical?

A void deed transfers no title, so even an innocent later buyer cannot acquire the property through it. A voidable deed transfers title unless the original victim cancels it, and a later bona fide purchaser for value without notice can take good title.

Criminal Law Deep Dive: Justification Defenses — Self-Defense, Defense of Others, Defense of Habitation and Property, Necessity, Law Enforcement Authority, and Consent

Q: Can necessity ever justify intentionally killing an innocent person to save others?

Traditional common law does not allow necessity as a defense to intentional homicide. The Model Penal Code may permit it when the action produces a net saving of human lives.

Criminal Law Deep Dive: Justification Defenses — Self-Defense, Defense of Others, Defense of Habitation and Property, Necessity, Law Enforcement Authority, and Consent

Q: What is the difference between a justification and an excuse?

A justification treats the act as socially acceptable or the lesser of two evils, while an excuse recognizes the act as wrongful but considers the actor not blameworthy because of a personal incapacity. The distinction affects accomplice liability and whether others may use defensive force against the actor.

Torts Deep Dive: Actual Causation, Proximate Cause, and Multiple Causes

Q: Does a defendant literally have to predict a ridiculous Rube Goldberg machine of exact events to be held liable?

No. The defendant must have reason to foresee the general type of harm and the class of people exposed to the risk, not the exact or improbable sequence by which the harm occurs.

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Structured, accessible lessons explain American law through core doctrines, landmark cases, practical hypotheticals, and exam-focused frameworks. Coverage spans criminal law, civil procedure, and torts, with attention to how common-law rules compare with the Model Penal Code and how procedural or analytical choices affect a case. Episodes are organized as detailed lectures, often following a subject from foundational principles through exceptions, applications, and a closing review. The instructional format suits law students preparing for exams as well as curious beginners seeking a guided introduction to legal concepts. The audio uses AI-generated voices, and the tightly organized presentation is a distinctive part of the listening experi... more

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