Paul and Kate handle feedback, consider the implication of a Justice named Brett, and discuss Mexico's immigration crisis.
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Leon Czolgosz (born TO immigrants, but NOT an immigrant)
Vietnamese Immigration to Orange County
Immigrant Population in the US
Paul and Kate wrap up the Supreme Court term and discuss the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Janus v. State, County, and Municipal Employees
Oklahoma Teacher's Strike Victory
Political Ideologies of Supreme Court Justices
Supreme Court Nomination Spreadsheet
"The First Amendment prohibits the establishment of religion and promises the free exercise of religion. From these safeguards, and from the guarantee of freedom of speech, it follows there is freedom of belief and expression. It is an urgent necessity that officials adhere to these constitutional guarantees and mandates in all their actions, even in the sphere of foreign affairs. An anxious world must know that our Government remains committed always to the liberties the Constitution seeks to preserve and protect, so that freedom extends outward, and lasts." Trump v. Hawaii, 585 U.S. ___ (Concurrence; Kennedy, 2018).
Paul and Kate comment on Trump's crazy North Korean movie trailer, follow up on some Supreme Court opinions, and preview our last case for the year, Trump v. Hawaii.
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Paul and Kate's coverage of the Supreme Court continues with discussions about unions, police lifting tarps, voting issues, and the legendary Jesse White.
It's that special time of the year for lawyers in the US! That's right, it's Supreme Court season. Paul and Kate discuss a recent decision by the court and then preview some up coming cases. Also, North Korea and Iran!
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Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis (The Supreme Court scooped us!)
Our previous discussion about Gerrymandering
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (the Iran Nuclear Treaty)
