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On the cusp of the 2022 Mid-Term election, many observers had mentioned that "democracy is at risk." Prominent national figures have echoed this sentiment including President Biden, and former Presidents Clinton and Obama. But is that really the case? What about so-called "election deniers?" What is their role in the national discussion about elections? Finally, what about mega partisanship? Both major political parties share responsibility for this, and the deepening division within America. The terms and their application are discussed in this episode of Law With Mr. Lafayette. Subscribe or follow this podcast on the listening platform of your choice.
On 26 October 2022, Darrell Brooks was found guilty of all 76 counts including six counts of first degree intentional homicide and 70 counts of first degree endangering safety while using a dangerous weapon. These charges arose from Brooks' actions last November driving an SUV into a Christmas Parade in 2021. René Lafayette, host of Law With Mr. Lafayette, offers commentary for your consideration.
The case of WI v. Rittenhouse (2021) had many moving parts according to legal observers. In this episode of Law With Mr. Lafayette, René Lafayette, a social studies and law teacher at Leominster High School in Leominster, MA reviews some of the post trial developments. Subscribe or follow this podcast on the listening platform of your choice including Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify and several others.
The start of the October 2022 Term of the Supreme Court of the United States. Oral arguments begin today and will usually take place on Mondays and Thursdays. The Court usually hears only 1% of the cases that have been submitted.
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