About this podcast
Court decisions are complex and difficult to digest. This podcast is designed to educating listeners on current legal decisions in a fun and interesting way. Researched by me and produced with the assistance of AI.
298 episodes · education
Swear on the Stand
About this podcast
Court decisions are complex and difficult to digest. This podcast is designed to educating listeners on current legal decisions in a fun and interesting way. Researched by me and produced with the assistance of AI.
Latest episodeThe Eriakha Academic Misconduct and Constitutional Litigation Appeal
Recent episodes
- IFG Port Holdings v. Port of Lake Charles3 days ago · 45 min
- United States v. Nyandoro: Testing the Miscarriage of Justice Exception3 days ago · 41 min
- Okene v. Blanche: Review of Immigration Cancellation Denials3 days ago · 32 min
- The Constitutional Boundaries of Public Water Crisis Liability3 days ago · 45 min
- Lucid Group USA v. Texas DMV: Direct Sales Prohibition Ruling3 days ago · 26 min
- Starbucks Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board3 days ago · 56 min
- The End of the NFA Taxing Power Authority4 Sept · 35 min
- Ramirez v. Texas City: Denial of Jury Trial Appeal4 Sept · 46 min
- United States v. Tampico: Legality of Home Detention Conditions4 Sept · 49 min
- The Twin Hurdles of Habeas Relief: Adams v. Guerrero4 Sept · 38 min
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