A no-spin dailyish show covering current events and their collision with the law. Tune in for a deep dive legal analysis on stories that could change your life.
Host: Laurence Colletti (executive producer at Legal Talk Network)
The verdict is in but what’s next for sentencing, an appeal, or the other police officers?
As the verdict loomed, we talked about tactics used by the prosecution and defense as well as why the judge decided to admit certain types of evidence.
As the verdict loomed, we broke down the cases presented by the prosecution and defense.
Can a school punish a cheerleader for her remarks outside of school?
In this Part 4, we cover timelines, use of force, and what it means if Morris Hall (who was with George Floyd) doesn’t testify.
Our coverage of the Derek Chauvin trial continues with Professor David Schultz.
New Hampshire and Massachusetts are duking it out over taxes... Get your tea ready!
Alternative Business Structures for law firms, why should we care? Good question.
Join us as we continue to go through the biggest criminal trial in a generation point by point.
The biggest criminal trial in a generation and we’re going through it point by point.
The “Hot Pursuit” doctrine is being challenged in the Supreme Court. Will police officers still be able to enter your home without a warrant?
A single mastermind put it together but how did it all work?
From pandemic to deep-freeze... a year of emergencies and price hikes. Where are we now?
The latest on LA County’s District Attorney George Gascon... Will he be recalled?
What are the long-term implications of increasing the minimum wage? Tune in to hear about the legal and policy considerations.
Is increasing the Minimum Wage a good idea? Tune in to hear about the legal and policy considerations.
The Supreme Court ducks Democrat and Republican election law cases from Pennsylvania. But what does that mean for future elections?
Will colleges be allowed to continue using race as a factor for admissions?
How to create your own “adult beverages” without going to the slammer.
Learn how to legally craft your own moonshine or booze (without going to jail).
How President Biden’s executive orders affect OSHA and what that means for your job or business.
Can protesting get you fired even if you didn’t break any laws?
Florida Governor DeSantis goes toe-to-toe with Big Tech... but is his fight legal?
With lawsuits loaded-for-bear, who’s paying for GameStop?!
Which essential workers qualify for hazard pay during COVID-19 and how much extra will they receive? Benjamin Tulis from Jackson Lewis explains.
What will accelerating expungement of criminal records mean for Detroit? Project Clean Slate’s lead attorney Stephani LaBelle explains.
David Savage from the Los Angeles Times breaks down the Supreme Court ruling in favor of indoor services for Houses of Worship.
Ginger Gentile, director of Erasing Family returns to discuss why millions of Americans become permanently #Erased from their families after a divorce.
Ginger Gentile, director of Erasing Family, joins us to talk about the permanent separation of family members when they become erased through divorce.
What do Red Notices and “International Men of Mystery” have in common? Michelle Estlund (an INTERPOL defense attorney) tells us all about it.
Uber takes legal fire from New York for defining its workers as independent contractors rather than employees. Kevin Smith from Sheppard Mullin law-splains.
Part two-of-two about the recent Congressional push to turn Washington DC into the 51st State.
Part one-of-two about the recent Congressional push to turn Washington DC into the 51st State.
If federal law bans marijuana, how can someone file for its patent? Tune in to hear Neil Juneja from Gleam Law break it down.
Professor Frank Bowman from the University of Missouri School of Law gives us a civics lesson about the process of impeachment... But what if you get impeached for eating Twinkies?
The PREP Act protects organizations fighting COVID-19 from liability but there are limitations. Erik Swanholt from Foley Lardner explains this complicated and rapidly evolving law.
What’s the No-Fly List, why do people get on it, and how do the innocent get off it. Eduardo Angeles from Clark Hill breaks it down.
Dominion Voting Systems sues Sidney Powell for 1.3 billion dollars but who has the tougher Kraken? Jenna Greene from Thomson Reuters breaks it down.
The future of voting, representation in Congress, and allocation of federal funds turned on a case called Trump v. New York. Hans von Spakovsky from the Heritage Foundation explains.
Can we sue the Federal Government for damages when they violate our religious and civil rights? Jennifer Cowan from Debevoise & Plimpton explains the Supreme Court case Tanzin v. Tanvir.
With drug companies charging Americans more than other countries for prescription medications, a new rule emerges to close that gap but not everyone is happy. Leah D’Aurora Richardson from K & L...
What’s happening with our Supreme Court and how will it impact the future? Berkeley School of Law dean Erwin Chemerinsky explains.
Learn how we count electoral college votes in a contested Presidential election with Professor Hasen from UC Irvine School of Law.
District Attorney Gascon is being sued by his own Deputy District Attorneys, but for what? Malcolm Maclachlan from the Daily Journal breaks it down.
Hear how you can help prevent human trafficking, with our guest Dionne Coleman from Samaritan Village.
Laurence Colletti serves as the producer at Legal Talk Network where he combines his passion for web-based...
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