Host Jim Santelle dives into the legal maelstrom sparked by the U.S. apprehension of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, dissecting international law and presidential power. The episode scrutinizes America's controversial military role in Venezuela, echoing past actions in Panama. Shifting gears, it explores the tragic ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, examining constitutional standards for law enforcement's use of force. Amidst public outcry and federal oversight controversies, Santelle unpacks legal doctrines and potential remedies. The episode also touches on Supreme Court activities and decisions affecting federal policies and landmark cases.