Courtside Episode 10 with Judd Apatow
The legendary director talks about Citizens United (2010), a case that unleashed corporate spending on political campaigns.
Courtside
Courtside is a podcast about the Supreme Court and what it means for you. I’ve argued 50 cases there. Each week, I discuss 1 case with a guest, a nonlawyer who can translate the case into plain English. Please note we are on hiatus until summer 2024
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