Because I Got Highly Likely to Lose an Anti-SLAPP Motion
The Tate brothers want bail but are unlikely to get it; Rep. Max Miller's ex-wife is suing him for recklessly publishing a naked photo of their minor child; Afroman files an unwise lawsuit.
Serious Trouble
An irreverent podcast about the law
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Who's to Judge Jeanine?
Jeanine Pirro and Doug Burgum face off in the Oval Office, as Reflecting Pool prosecutions fall apart; Anthony Fauci takes the Fifth; Yale Law School alumnus Stewart Rhodes is un-convicted.
Comey's Got the Moves
Four James Comey motions attack his prosecutions; Trump is told to disclose financial information in his BBC lawsuit; Chirayu Rana is suing JP Morgan again.
Later, Tater
Andrew and Tristan Tate are detained pending extradition to the UK; a fired interim US Attorney sues to get his job back; people file stupid defamation lawsuits.
Stretching the Limits of the Courts
Judge Kathleen Williams is very displeased about how her court was used; E. Jean Carroll gets (some of) her money; Boosie Badazz has not been pardoned.
Humphrey's Executioner
The Supreme Court says independent agencies are unconstitutional, except for their large adult central bank; John Bolton did some really dumb shit; the Stop WOKE act is put to sleep.
At Least the Fancy Lawyers Are Still Getting Rich
David Lat joins us for an update on Big Law in the age of Trump settlements and lawsuits. Plus: AI in law, Big Law payscales, and the Monsanto decision.
America's Next Top Tort
There's more trouble at the U.S. Attorney's office in Chicago; Tyra Banks hires Clare Locke to sue Netflix for defamation; Sam Bankman-Fried is trying not to enjoy prison too much.
A Vouch Too Far
Broadview Six grand jury transcripts show embarrassing misconduct by AUSA Sheri Mecklenburg; Matt Taibbi loses again; sometimes, voluntary intoxication is a defense.
This Shrek Film Was Not In Theaters
Those 35 retired judges are bending Judge Kathleen Williams's ear; Randolph Moss 86'es the National Park Service's 86ing of 8647 signage; is it illegal to text Shrek's dick to a State Senator?