The Ricochet University School of Law returns after Spring Break, and the professors are in rare form. This week: a guided tour of the legal questions around the federal income tax; are constitutional amendments a thing of the past?; Richard and John take a visit to the Bundy Ranch; Can Congress bring Lois Lerner to account?; And what's the hidden talent of Richard "The White Shadow" Epstein?

Ep. 57: Hoop Dreams

A lively (and often funny) look at legislation and constitutional jurisprudence by preeminent law professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo. The show is hosted by Troy Senik.

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Government

Clearing protests at universities, charging Israel’s leaders for war crimes, and granting Trump immunity for any of his actions as president.

The Professors Strike Back: The 1st Amendment on Campus, ICC's Overreach, and Presidential Immunity

Trump’s numerous trials, a Truth Social windfall, and the next big climate change case.

Trump Trials and Tribulations

Trump’s presidential immunity, Trump’s several-hundred-million-dollar bond problem, Texas and Florida’s social media fiasco, and Alabama’s pro-life IVF ruling in a post-Dobbs world.

Social Media, IVF, Trump, and the Politics of Disgorgement

Trump’s legal troubles, Biden’s war powers, and the demise (?) of the administrative state.

West Coast, Best Coast

Remembering Justice O’Connor, War in Gaza, the Trump Gag Orders, and SCOTUS Revisits Guns.

Ep. 57: Hoop Dreams

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