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The Little Law School with Kim Wehle

Unpacking legal headlines into plain English so you can feel informed and empowered.

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How Trump is openly tilting the 2026 election field: A conversation with Kim Wehle

A recording from Kim Wehle and Glenn Kirschner's live video

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The Trump Administration Guts Statutory Reporting Requirement for Financial Crime Investigations

The Corporate Transparency Act is gone for most American businesses, but the constitutional questions remain.

Trump’s Villainous Assault on Big Bend National Park

The Trump administration is claiming extraordinary authority to waive environmental laws as bulldozers ravage one of America’s most ecologically and culturally significant landscapes.

Can the Government Really Just Lock People Up Without Due Process?

What tens of thousands of detainees—and one family in Texas—are facing.

When Trump won't take no for an answer — even from the Supreme Court

Trump’s latest birthright citizenship orders are, once again, blatantly unconstitutional.

Biden’s Pardon Didn’t Erase Fauci’s Constitutional Rights

What Senate Republicans got wrong about the Fifth Amendment and presidential pardons.

The Hawaii Supreme Court's Extraordinary Warning About the U.S. Supreme Court

A new opinion granting a criminal defendant a new trial became something much larger: a sweeping critique of the Roberts Court, federalism, and the future of American democracy.

Can Law Schools Teach Critical Thinking in the Age of AI?

Berkeley's new restrictions reflect a growing concern that the technology could make students less prepared to think for themselves.

Trump’s Battle Over America's Past

In a bid to rewrite the nation's history, President Trump orders new signs at the Smithsonian

The Real Emergency Facing the Courts

It's not the size of the Supreme Court justices' security details. It's the safety and security of their colleagues in the lower courts.

Never heard of Flock cameras?

Me neither. Here's why they matter to the Fourth Amendment.

Trump is defining dissent as terror

The State Department's new visa policies claim to target foreign extremists. Their real victims are the free speech and associational rights of everyday Americans.

SCOTUS Dissonance on Presidential Power

Arbitrary reasoning is reshaping our Constitution.