Law Review Squared

The panel discusses Tinker v. Des Moines, a foundational case regarding free speech for students, and subsequent developments. Is the current standard for free speech still applicable in an era of social media and online interactions?

The article discussed is: Stephen Wermiel, Tinkering with Circuit Conflicts Beyond the Schoolhouse Gate, 22 J. Const. L. 1135 (2020).

Host: Tony Fernando

Panel: Mohammed Saleem, Nailah, Graves-Manns, Schenley Kent, Seth Trott, Jo Ann Fernando 

Audio Postprocessing: Mohammed Saleem

Producer: Tony Fernando

Tony and Nailah discuss expectations of privacy in homeless encampments and surrounding issues. The article discussed was:

Carrie Leonetti, THE WILD, WILD WEST: THE RIGHT OF THE UNHOUSED TO PRIVACY IN THEIR ENCAMPMENTS, 56 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 399 (2019).

Host: Tony Fernando

Panel: Nailah Graves-Manns

Audio: Mohammed Saleem

Producer: Tony Fernando

Schenley and Tony discuss alcoholism, addiction, and the legal profession. The article discussed was:

Alexander O. Rovzar, Putting the Plug in the Jug: The Malady of Alcoholism and Substance Addiction in the Legal Profession and a Proposal for Reform. 10 U. Mass. L. Rev. 426. (2019)

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Host: Schenley Kent

Panel: Tony Fernando

Audio: Mohammed Saleem

Producer: Tony Fernando

The panel discusses when and if requiring facemasks could infringe on constitutional rights. The article discussed is:

Polly J. Price and Patrick C. Diaz, Face-Covering Requirements and the Constitution, American Constitution Society Expert Forum (June 3, 2020). 

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Host: Courtney Buechler

Panel: Tony Fernando, Schenley Kent, Nailah Graves-Manns, Aranda Stathers, Mohammed Saleem

Audio: Mohammed Saleem

Producer: Tony Fernando

In our first episode, the panel discusses airline pilot training and certification requirements in the wake of the Airline Safety and Pilot Training Improvement Act of 2009. The article being discussed is:

Andrea Traut, The 1500-Hour Rule: When Does Quantity Outweigh Quality? 84 J. Air Law & Com. 267 (2019)

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Host: Tony Fernando

Panel: Courtney Buechler, Schenley Kent, Nailah Graves-Manns

Audio: Mohammed Saleem

Producer: Tony Fernando