Mr. and Mrs. Henningsen visited Bloomfield Motors to look at a Plymouth car. Mr. Henningsen moved forward with buying the car as a gift for his wife, but then She gets into a car accident due to a vehicular malfunction. Who is at fault?Case link: https://law.justia.com/cases/new-jersey/supreme-court/1960/32-n-j-358-0.html

A husband-and-wife duo filed a suit for compensation against the CIA after the CIA had not paid them for their espionage expedition during the Cold War. Should this case have been heard? Do we have a right as US Citizens to know the government secrets? Maybe some Secrets are better left unsaid...

Case Link:

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/544/03-1395/index.pdf

Caperton v. Massey Coal Company was a case dispute for punitive and compensatory damages for a small company. This case contains crazy political power moves, or should I say perceived power moves...

You all let me know what you think about this style of briefing! was it more in-depth? did you like it? As soon as I figure out how to link the case briefs to the podcast, I will do that... Hopefully without giving y'all my personal info lmao.

In this very first brief, we will discuss Marbury v. Madison and how it set into precedent Judicial Review. It allowed our courts to function the way they do today, for better or for worse. I'll cover the facts of the case and as always keep it brief.

Hey, Y'all! My Name is Annica and this is my podcast Keepin' It Brief. The goal is to spread the love of case briefing with the world and help others who are in school like me get the facts of the case without having to read about it. So treat this podcast like your BFF who talks way too much, take it on your runs or to classes with you, and ultimately enjoy!