
A podcast about all the ways the legal system is unjust and rigged to benefit the rich and powerful.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | Government | ||||

In June 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that marriage is a fundamental right guaranteed by the 14th Amendment that must be afforded to same-sex couples.
Since then, anti-LGBTQ activists, with funding from creepy right-wing billionaires and help from R... more
Here in America, the number of people we choose to incarcerate makes up 25% of the world’s prison population. And that statistic was driven by mainly by state and local “tough on crime” prosecutors.
Prosecutors have a huge amount of power and contro... more
The Constitution protects our right to an impartial jury. Still, the normal process of selecting a jury often lets attorneys' unconscious or conscious biases infect jury selection. If a juror’s biases are undetected or dismissed as something that can... more
We hear the terms cancel culture and wokeness thrown around these days, but do you know what they mean? A common defense tactic of someone embroiled in a public and embarrassing controversy is to proclaim loudly, through their platforms, they have be... more
This podcast comes at a perfect time with the shift that’s happening in our society. Mary and Lee bring a lot of experience from their respective fields to the table to tell us what the media can’t see. Their knowledge clears up a lot of the disinformation out there to tell us how the court system really works!
Great hosts who offer a unique perspective of our court system ... but the podcast does much more than point out its flaws. It discusses changes that can - and should - be made to make justice more equal for all. Smart guests. Relevant topics. Now I can use time stuck in traffic gaining some fresh insight.
This podcast is quickly becoming one of my regulars. Lee and Mary have a natural chemistry that makes you feel like you’re listening in on a friend’s phone call. This show humanizes a field that I have always felt was cold and distant. There’s so much work to be done to reform our system. Let’s get to work!
I would highly recommend this podcast to anyone who has even the slightest interest in the legal system in the United States. The hosts not only talk about current issues in the court system, but give a broader overview as well. They speak in a conversational manner which makes the information interesting and relatable to people with no legal background.
Mary and Lee are brilliant presenters who don’t waste a second of your time. “May it Displease the Court” doesn’t hold back any punches as both hosts and guest presenters draw from their personal experiences and extensive knowledge to reveal surprising and occasionally disturbing influences and bias existing in the U.S’s judicial, political and academic arenas. For those of you like me, whose knowledge of the court system extends a little further than traffic tickets and jury duty, listen to thi... more










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