Podcast

  • 069 US v. Thomas

    The last two times I reported for jury duty, I got kicked by the parties using peremptory challenges. The first time, I was working on post conviction record relief and it was a criminal case–a prosecutor’s least favorite kind of juror. The second time, I held a more general legal position and it was a…

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  • 068 US v. Harpole; US v. Deremer

    My freshman year of college, I spent a lot of time out of my dorm room. Which, given the size of the room I shared with two other women, was objectively the correct choice. My primary motivation for avoiding the room my parents lovingly and generously paid for was a roommate that was… very friendly……

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  • 067 US v. Swisher

    Just before last call in a beachfront party area, two sets of men observed a woman that was a little too drunk.  What they chose to do, having realized she was so vulnerable, proved the litmus test for them. The events of December 1, 2019 stand to show that it’s perhaps not all men that…

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