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Sidebar by Courthouse News tackles the stories you need to know from the legal world. Join reporters Hillel Aron, Kirk McDaniel, Amanda Pampuro, Kelsey Reichmann and Josh Russell as they take you in and out of courtrooms in the U.S. and beyond and break down all the developments that had them talking.

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It's that time of the year again, dear listener: our season five finale, where three cases, three courtrooms and one very strange year collide. 

We kick things off with the trial that dominated headlines with its circus-like atmosphere: The United S... more

We're a year out from the midterm elections next November. Control of Congress hangs in the balance. Democrats are itching to rein in President Trump, while Republicans are pulling out every stop to keep power.

But behind the headlines, the real gam... more

Gather around the firepit, fair listener, as we bring you the tale of a prisoner whose criminal history was as illustrious as his love of birds.

Robert Stroud was convicted of manslaughter and murder, but may be better known for the birds he raised ... more

From firing high profile government employees to making fundamental decisions on who can officially call themselves an American citizen, the U.S. Supreme Court and the Trump administration – its most frequent litigant lately – are turning to the cour... more

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Recent Guests

Rick Hasen
Professor of Law and Political Science at UCLA and Director of the Safeguarding Democracy Project
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Episode: Bought and Sold
Saurav Ghosh
Director of Federal Campaign Finance Reform at Campaign Legal Center; former FEC employee.
Campaign Legal Center
Episode: Bought and Sold
Jolene Babyak
Author of 'Birdman: The Many Faces of Robert Stroud' and daughter of a former prison guard at Leavenworth and Alcatraz.
Episode: Birdman of Somewhere
Ryan Knappenberger
DC Federal Courts reporter
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Episode: The Shadow Docket
Ben Weiss
Congress reporter and Motorsports correspondent
Courthouse News
Episode: The Shadow Docket
Jess Michaels
Survivor who spoke at the Capitol rally, sharing her story of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein.
Episode: The Road to Nowhere
Virginia Jouffre
Prominent survivor of Epstein's abuse who spoke out against Epstein's actions.
Episode: The Road to Nowhere
Sky Roberts
Relative of Virginia Jouffre who expressed the need for continued advocacy for victims.
Episode: The Road to Nowhere
Amanda Roberts
Advocate who spoke on behalf of victims at the Capitol rally, highlighting survivor stories.
Episode: The Road to Nowhere

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Kelsey Reichmann
Courthouse News' Supreme Court reporter, focusing on legal developments and insights from the courtroom.
Josh Russell
Host covering significant legal stories and developments in the courtroom.
Amanda Pampuro
Host who discusses key legal issues and insights with a focus on various court cases.

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Bought and Sold
Q: So, does all this money actually help anyone win?
While financial contributions help in campaigning (e.g., ads, rallies), the candidate who receives the most support does not always win due to various influencing factors.
Bought and Sold
Q: What is Professor Hasen's take on the current state of things?
His take is that the campaign finance system on the federal level is not functioning well, evidenced by various issues like the ineffectiveness of the FEC.
The Imperial Presidency
Q: What does an election mean for a president's power?
An election provides a mandate for change, but makes it easier for a president to experiment with executive powers outside traditional checks and balances.
The Imperial Presidency
Q: Kelsey, did I miss something? Did the Supreme Court really make presidents above the law?
The Supreme Court's ruling essentially provides presidents with broad immunity from criminal prosecutions, which raises concerns about their accountability.
Love Is a Lie
Q: Are dating platforms incentivized to weed out bad actors?
Kevin Lewis explains that while users want the sites to address scam issues, there is a murky business incentive that may not compel platforms to eliminate fake accounts.

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Focusing on the intersection of law, politics, and society, this podcast explores significant legal stories and developments currently shaping American governance and public life. The discussions often center around recent court cases, legislative changes, and political actions, featuring analyses that bring clarity to complex issues affecting everyday citizens. Noteworthy episodes highlight themes such as campaign finance, wrongful convictions, the implications of Supreme Court decisions, and the role of influential figures in shaping legal narratives. The engaging dialogues are supported by insights from both hosts and expert guests, making it a valuable resource for those interested in legal affairs and current events.

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