<p>In this episode, Colson steps out of the nitty-gritty case details to ask an important question which all Americans should wrestle with: do we have a right to revolution? How did our Founders think about the issue? </p>

In this episode, Colson steps out of the nitty-gritty case details to ask an important question which all Americans should wrestle with: do we have a right to revolution? How did our Founders think about the issue?

<p>In this episode, Colson steps out of the nitty-gritty case details to ask an important question which all Americans should wrestle with: do we have a right to revolution? How did our Founders think about the issue?&nbsp;</p>

Do We Have a Right to Revolution?

Attorney Colson Duggins provides through and incisive legal commentary on current events. If you've ever watched the news or heard about a new law or political action and thought, "Is that really how the law works?" then this podcast is for you.

Colson does a deep dive into hot button cultural and political topics from a legal perspective, teaching the audience general principles of law that will assist them in understanding the legal system at large, especially as it relates to political and cultural matters.

New episodes posted weekly on Tuesday morning!

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Attorney Colson Duggins provides through and incisive legal commentary on current events. If you've ever watched the news or heard about a new law or political action and thought, "Is that really how the law works?" then this podcast is for you. Colson does a deep dive into hot button cultural and political topics from a legal perspective, teaching the audience general principles of law that will assist them in understanding the legal system at large, especially as it relates to political and cultural matters. New episodes posted weekly on Tuesday morning!

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