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Sep 20, 2026

Michael PopokHOST
15:07
It's gonna be a, a s- a civil suit, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, maybe Administrative Procedures Act, asking for a temporary restraining order, then a preliminary injunction, the next level up, on an emergency basis, getting into court almost immediately, uh, with the attention of the court.
Michael PopokHOST
15:27
Whoever wins that TRO, and then very quickly thereafter, preliminary injunction, which I presume is gonna be the media outlets, the loser will take an appeal to the DC Court of Appeal-- Federal Court of Appeals.
Michael PopokHOST
15:40
Then we'll have to see who the three-judge panel is going to be there.
Michael PopokHOST
15:44
That-- There's a couple of Trumpers in there.
Nick HainesGUEST
1:48
You know, we've got this Missouri map issue still playing out.
Nick HainesGUEST
1:51
I was hoping that the Federal Court of Appeals under St. Louis would have made a sort of definitive ruling yesterday.
Nick HainesGUEST
1:58
Did not happen.
Nick HainesGUEST
1:59
Still waiting on that.
MattHOST
14:48
If you didn't read that article on the Angry Ohioan, you should because it's pretty interesting and it shows you how they game the system.
MattHOST
14:59
Meanwhile, the courts in the Federal Appeals Court this week blocked Kalshi from offering sports betting events contracts into California tribal lands.
MattHOST
15:08
The court found that the contracts likely constituted gambling under tribal gaming law, despite Kalshi's argument that federally regulated event contracts fall exclusively under the CFTC jurisdiction.
MattHOST
15:22
27 states and Washington, D.C. supported the tribes in the dispute.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
23:29
And by the way, there is that still.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
23:31
So there's the Federal Appeals Court case.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
23:35
That they could potentially revive the Missouri redistricting fight.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
23:38
I haven't heard.
BrendaHOST
16:36
The brothers then filed habeas corpus positions, which were also denied.
BrendaHOST
16:41
Next, Eric and Lyle sent an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals.
BrendaHOST
16:46
That, too, was denied.
BrendaHOST
16:49
The brothers were initially housed in separate prisons.
Scott SloanHOST
34:36
It's like eventually this has to be signed by the high court.
Patrick CarrGUEST
34:40
Well, there's a case in Virginia right now, uh, that's moving forward and it's my understanding it's made it to, uh, United States court of appeals and, uh, they will make a ruling and no matter what that ruling is, that ruling will be appealed and it is going to make its way in my view to the U S Supreme court.
Patrick CarrGUEST
34:58
And I hope that it does so we can get some clarification from the justices on when a warrant is or is not required.
Patrick CarrGUEST
35:06
And as we speak here today, Scott, uh, again, A city street has zero expectation of privacy, so the information gleaned from a city street is not currently protected.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
53:41
I found a case just in July.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
53:43
So just like we're talking a month and a half ago, the US Court of Appeals in the Fourth Circuit found that manual searches of cell phones at the border are considered routine, and they're thus exempt from the Fourth Amendment.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
53:54
And what they mean by manual is if a cop just takes your phone and wants to look through it and makes you give him your PIN so you can, he can access your phone, that's totally okay.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
54:03
Now they need a q- a warrant if they wanna do what's called a forensic search where they actually connect your phone to a device and then they download everything off of it.
65 TucksNARRATOR
17:01
The specific charge against the men, who were election officials at Seward when the general election was held on November 8th, as that they enforced the provisions of the grandfather clause amendment to the state constitution the indictments were returned as a result of the recent instruction to the grand jury by judge who held that federal constitution is supreme over any state law in granting the elective franchise and also as a result of the statement issued prior to the recent election by Judge John Embry, United States Attorney here, to the effect that violations of the election law reported to him would be prosecuted.
65 TucksNARRATOR
17:40
The United States Court of Appeals decided, on February 11, that Oklahoma's Jim Crow law is constitutional.
65 TucksNARRATOR
17:48
Judge E.B. Adams filed the opinion which was concurred in by Judge W.C. Hook.
65 TucksNARRATOR
17:53
Judge W.H. Sanborn, presiding judge, filed a dissenting opinion.
Nina CardonaHOST
6:44
A federal appeals court has handed a Tennessee union worker a victory after being fired for speaking out against his company.
Nina CardonaHOST
6:51
U.S. Appeals Court for the Sixth Circuit ruled that the employee was illegally terminated after accusing his bosses of violating a union contract.
Nina CardonaHOST
6:58
The court cited the Interboro Doctrine, which prevents companies from using a loophole to fire vocal employees, even if the worker was inaccurate.
Nina CardonaHOST
7:07
According to court documents, the original case centered around an employee who was terminated after inaccurately accusing his employers of violating a union agreement.
Rebecca Rama Devi PrienHOST
6:34
I practiced law at two top-tier law firms in securities fraud litigation.
Rebecca Rama Devi PrienHOST
6:40
and at two United States courts of appeals, researching and recommending to judges how to decide cases on appeal before starting my own law practice in 2009 that focused on the trademark, copyright, and contract needs of thought leaders.
Rebecca Rama Devi PrienHOST
6:57
Practicing law had always been an awkward and partial fit, but I was an achiever, and I had experienced fairly smooth, easy, and arguably exceptional success.
Rebecca Rama Devi PrienHOST
7:09
I never doubted my ability to learn what I needed to know, implement it, and achieve the result that I wanted.

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