
Mattone Center for Law and Religion at St. John's Law
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentSociety & Culture | |||

Photo: Becket In this Legal Spirits Short Take, Center Director Mark Movsesian discusses a new federal lawsuit challenging New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act. Catholic healthcare providers argue that the state’s statutory regime will require them to... more
Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn In this Legal Spirits Short Take, Mattone Center Director Mark Movsesian discusses the recent controversy involving Congressman Dan Goldman and a Brooklyn coffee shop that reportedly said it would have refused him service b... more
The Defense Department recently created a controversy by revising its list of religious affiliation codes for service members and failing to designate the LDS Church as Christian. After objections, DOD removed the Christian designation from the list ... more
In this episode of Legal Spirits, I speak with Andrea Pin about his new book, Dignity in Judgment, and the role of human dignity in contemporary constitutional law. We explore competing understandings of dignity—a secular, autonomy-based view and a m... more
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This show centers on the intersections of law, religion, and government, often through constitutional and human-rights lenses. Episodes frequently feature legal scholars, judges, and policy advocates discussing dignity, church-state relations, free speech, and notable court decisions, with deep dives into how jurisprudence shapes pluralist democracies. A standout is its willingness to bridge academic theory with practical legal controversies, offering nuanced, jurisdiction-spanning perspectives that are valuable for professionals in law, policy, and academia who want rigorous, thought-provoking analysis.
A notable strength is the eclectic guest mix—from comparative constitutional scholars to judges and advocacy leaders—providing broad insi... more
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Recent guests on Legal Spirits include:
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2. Judge Ioannis Ktistakis
3. Don Drakeman
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5. Dan Harre
6. Steven Smith
7. Mark DeGirolami
8. Andrea Pin
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