The Impartial Review Podcast: Recent Episodes
Justin Pugh
A simple, accessible source for all the most important developments at the United States Supreme Court. No bias, no spin, no political agenda of any kind. Just the facts and the law, the way it should be.
Texas and California go to war over the future of American healthcare. Everything you need to know about what's next for Obamacare.
Americans in the twenty-first century have grown accustomed to a broad swath of civil liberties and private, individual rights. And we've also grown accustomed to choosing our own methods of expressing those rights. But if we choose to express our civil liberties, our civil rights, in a courtroom, we often find a massive, nearly insurmountable legal wall standing in our way.
In this episode of the Impartial Review Podcast, we're going to talk about that wall. We're going to talk about the reason it was built, how high it goes, and about the ongoing efforts, at the Supreme Court and elsewhere, to tear it all down.
On July 8th, 2020, almost 2 million people went to bed in Eastern Oklahoma. On July 9th, all of them woke up somewhere completely different. How did it happen, you ask?
To answer that question, we'll have to go on a long journey down through the deepest, darkest parts of American history; we'll have to face the truth of a cultural genocide that continues to this day; and we'll have to hear the last appeals of a violent sexual predator condemned to die in an Oklahoma jail.
Join me for the inaugural episode of the Impartial Review Podcast.