Let's Talk Law: w/ Wendy M.

Wendy M

Not too long ago, laws were different - and some of the current ones weren’t made yet. In this podcast, join me, Wendy M, as we dive into all of the information behind pivotal court cases that created new laws or changed existing ones. From some of the most well known Supreme Court cases such as Miranda v. Arizona to some lesser known ones like Bolling v. Sharpe. Apart from the distinguished Supreme Court decisions, we’ll also take a look at unusual issues that fall under the legal umbrella such as the legality of hive hunting and why eating oranges in your bathtub was once illegal.

  1. 05/26/2022

    Let's Talk About: Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward and the Contract Clause.

  2. 05/19/2022

    Let's Talk About: Burrage v. United States

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Burrage v. United States and the Controlled Substances Act.

  3. 05/12/2022

    Let's Talk About: Betts v. Brady

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Betts v. Brady and the right to counsel.

  4. 05/05/2022

    Let's Talk About: Wooden v. United States

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Wooden v. United States and the American Career Criminal Act.

  5. 04/28/2022

    Let's Talk About: Janus v. AFSCME

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Janus v. AFSCME and labor unions.

  6. 04/21/2022

    Let's Talk About: Carpenter v. United States

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Carpenter v. United States and CSLI.

  7. 04/07/2022

    Let's Talk About: Pereida v. Wilkinson

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Pereida v. Wilkinson and moral turpitude.

  8. 03/31/2022

    Let's Talk About: Guam v. United States

    In this episode, Wendy talks about Guam v. United States and CERCLA.

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Not too long ago, laws were different - and some of the current ones weren’t made yet. In this podcast, join me, Wendy M, as we dive into all of the information behind pivotal court cases that created new laws or changed existing ones. From some of the most well known Supreme Court cases such as Miranda v. Arizona to some lesser known ones like Bolling v. Sharpe. Apart from the distinguished Supreme Court decisions, we’ll also take a look at unusual issues that fall under the legal umbrella such as the legality of hive hunting and why eating oranges in your bathtub was once illegal.

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