Beginning this broadcast with another supremely “late breaking” story, our focusedexposition and in-depth analysis of two overtly “competing” decisions from thefederal courts—both affecting the broad right to privacy and its especiallyimportant application to reproductive/abortion rights: In the Northern District ofTexas, a trial judge finding inadequate, unsupported, and invalid the Food & DrugAdministration’s quarter-century-old decision approving […]

At the start of the broadcast, the first of what will be semi-regular segmentsfeaturing justice-focused news that, for various reasons, has not received the mediaand public attention that it rightly deserves—this week, turning our attention towhat millions of Israeli citizens have been and continue to pursue in their protestsagainst the anti-judicial proposals of the Prime […]

Beginning with an updating analysis of some among the many, diverse criminal investigations and civil actions involving former President Donald Trump—including the campaign “hush money” scheme of 2016 being pursued by the Manhattan District Attorney, the election fraud and voting interference efforts in Georgia being led by the Fulton County District Attorney, the $250 million […]

Broadcasting live from one of the state’s most important gatherings of civic leaders, advocates, and residents concerned about and motivated to act to protect the foundations of our free, embracing, and forward-looking society, another in the series of discussions of the important news items of our times—as understood through the informing lens of civics, law, […]

Beginning the last in a three-arc series focusing special attention on the actions and impacts of our Supreme Court is a brief examination of some of its historical and recent demographics—including the first Justices to diversify representation in the areas of race, gender, religion, and even age. Followed by reporting on the (still unaccomplished) creation […]