A unique, new application of the principle “liar, liar, pants on fire!” The Dred Scott case is back in the news. Does cord-cutting make sense for you? And is the .300-hitter in baseball going the way of the dodo bird?

Scott interviews attorney Patrick Palace (of @PalaceLaw) from University Place, Washington. Learn how Patrick became more than just a lawyer!

Sports have really changed, check out examples from 1952 and 1973. Then, ransomware may be making a comeback! Learn how to protect yourself. And our fictional trial court case reaches the end of the trial court process.

John and Scott discover their rock star alter egos. Flying cars are now being sold. The guys revisit Mike Illitch and his legacy. And they discuss the fall and possible return of the city of Detroit.

The full interview with realtor Rachele Evers. She is a realtor with 3DX Real Estate of Novi, Michigan. She and John talked about life as a realtor!

The bull is back in town, you can (and should) be master of your domain. And what happens when your case is resolved in the trial court? Plus, John wonders if something he found at the local 7-11 is really necessary?

In tech, John and Scott talk about one company’s attempt to determine an attorneys’ win rate. Can this be done? And just what is a win? Then the guys finish by discussing the different ways to resolve cases in the trial court.

John & Scott pay tribute to the late Mike Illitch, a very well-known businessman and sports owner from Detroit, Michigan, who passed away on Friday, February 10, 2017.

There’s an “old” man playing in the Super Bowl…and it’s not Tom Brady! Is there such a thing as a “text-a-lyzer”? And should there be? Finally, when involved in a court case what is discovery?

This episode is a compilation of our discussions about federalism, the Michigan court system and the federal court system. It is specially made for entry in the 2017 Wade H. McCree Jr. Awards for Advancement of Justice Contest.