The impeachment trials, Chief Justice John Roberts and the Senate. These stories plus an interview with Cary Phillips on how to do stand-up comedy.

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Common sense in the law with former Representative Dan Williams, the Kansas City Chiefs are headed to the super bowl, and the Astros cheating scandal. These stories, plus we look ahead to the Comedian of Law’s First Annual Academy Awards show where we give out our awards for the best, and worst, legal movies. Be sure to vote on Facebook.

For more about Joel Oster and our live CLE schedule, online or webinar CLEs, visit our website.

Harvey Weinstein is trying to find a jury of his peers, Chief Justice John Roberts gives his year-end report card on the Federal Judiciary (spoiler alert – not everyone passed), and CNN settles Nick Sandman’s defamation lawsuit. Apparently, CNN wanted out of the fake journalism business. These stories, plus we look ahead to the Comedian of Law’s First Annual Academy Awards show where we give out our awards for the best, and worst, legal movies.

For more about Joel Oster and our live CLE schedule, online or webinar CLEs, visit our website.

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The Supreme Court kicks off its new season by debating who can use what bathroom, legal bullying continues in the College Admissions scandal, and an Opiod Settlement hits $260 million dollars.  These stories plus an update on Jussie Smollett in this Week’s De-Briefing The Law.

CLE Season is in full swing. Joel is traveling across the country with his Live Comedic Tour providing CLE courses that Educate and Entertain! This week he went from Oklahoma to Tennessee.  Next week he'll be in Indianapolis, Indiana and then back to Tennessee, visiting both Knoxville and Nashville.

Click Here to see when he will be near you.  If your state offers online or webinar CLE options, we have those, too!

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Report cards are being issued in the College Admissions Scandal, the trial over whether you can go into your neighbor’s house, shoot ‘em up, and then say “oops, wrong house” begins... and ends, and a NY Court rules that a lawsuit against Jerry Seinfeld is really a lawsuit about nothing. 

These stories, plus my interview with Taylor Phillips who will talk about how improv can improve your life, in this week’s De-Briefing of the Law.

CLE Season is here.  Joel's Live Comedic CLE tour is available NOW! Click Here to see when he will be near you or to see our online and webinar options.

Kavanaugh was back in the spotlight – for about 15 seconds and Impeachment is the word of the week.  These stories, plus an interview with Attorney Scott Briscoe who will share great legal tips based on true stories.

These great tips and more in this Week’s Debriefing of the Law.

It's CLE season, click here to see when Joel will be providing classes near you!  We also offer online and webinar class options.

A Vegan sues her neighbor for bar-b-quing in his own backyard, a couple goes on a lavish spending spree after a bank accidentally deposits $120,000 into their account and an Iowa attorney moonlights as a Vegas prostitute. 

These stories, plus an interview with Supreme Court justice Neil Gorsuch, in this week’s De-Briefing The Law.

CLE season is in full swing.  If you are looking to fulfill your annual CLE credits, we offer live, webinar and online class options.  See available dates here: http://comedianoflaw.com

The Notorious RBG engages in fat shaming and shows her R rated comedic chops, a Texan inmate will soon be released after being sentenced to life in jail without the possibility of parole for stealing $50 from a bakery, and Rob Lowe gets trolled by his own son for his legal naivety.  These stories plus my interview with author, attorney and educator, Stuart Teicher, in this week’s Debriefing of the Law.

THE Ohio State University is seeking to trademark the word "The", the Jeffery Epstein case is making conspiracy theorists of us all, wait a second, can I use the word "the"? Did we get permission from Ohio State?

And a lawyer was ordered to pay 370,000 dollars for what might be considered, the worst legal advice of all time. We will cover these stories, plus air Part 2 of my interview with the funniest man in Law, Sean Carter, at least as long as you don’t ask his wife that is, in this week’s de-briefing of the law.

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Ron White's marriage was deemed illegal, a man robs a bank using his personal stationary and the Supreme Court deals with the "F" bomb. These stories plus part one of an interview with the funniest man in the law, Sean Carter in this week's DeBriefing of the Law!

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Learn more about Law Humorist, Sean Carter: http://www.lawhumorist.com