Should We Trust Them?

Aiden McLean & Oliver Keeley
  • 5.0 (6)
  • Government

Brought to you by Colorado College's Community and Conflict Event Series, we engage professionals discussing the federal judiciary, democracy, and answering the question: “Should We Trust Them.”

Episodes

  1. 09/24/2025

    So, Where Do We Go from Here?

    Should We Trust Them?

  2. 09/23/2025

    Federal or State, What Has More Weight?

    Former Supreme Court Clerk, author of Supreme Court and Appellate Advocacy, and Washington D.C. attorney, David Frederick, discusses the case that changed the landscape of pharmaceutical accountability, Wyeth v. Levine. Learn how a master of Supreme Court litigation builds, polishes, and delivers arguments to the Justices that decide it all.

  3. 09/23/2025

    Monopoly Law, Playing by the Rules

    Washington D.C. based attorney and former Supreme Court Clerk, Aaron Panner, walks us through Verizon v. Law Offices of Curtis Trinko, a landmark decision in the world of anti-trust law. Hear about his time as a clerk, his work on this case, and his unique perspective on the Supreme Court.

  4. 09/23/2025

    How Should We Interpret the Constitution?

    Is the Constitution living? Should we be concerned with its original meaning? Here we dig into what the two leading methods of Constitutional interpretation actually mean, how they work, and whether they're really all that competing.

  5. 09/23/2025

    Who We Are, What Are We Doing?

    Should we trust the courts? In this episode, we lay the foundation for answering this question before we dive into the details in later episodes.

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Brought to you by Colorado College's Community and Conflict Event Series, we engage professionals discussing the federal judiciary, democracy, and answering the question: “Should We Trust Them.”

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