Lex Rex: Where the Law is King

Did you know the NFL is being sued for antitrust violations? Well as it turns out, the Sunday Ticket might be legally problematic. In this episode, Colson explains antitrust law generally and dives into the NFL antitrust lawsuit itself. 

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Donald Trump has been indicted under RICO violations. Is this just corrupt prosecution? Is it legit? Or is it perhaps a problem with the law itself? In this episode, Colson argues that RICO was poorly written in the first place such that a case like this was inevitable. 

Have you ever heard of a tester lawsuit? Probably not. In this episode, Colson breaks down how some people have used disability discrimination lawsuits to game the system and, in some cases, bully small businesses out of their hard earned cash.

How much authority does the EPA have? Can it regulate what goes on in your own household? Can they tell you what kind of products to buy? Find out on this week's episode.

Did you know that restrictions on Second Amendment rights have been stricken down left and right since last year? That's all because of a great Supreme Court decision that came down last year, written by Justice Thomas.

In this episode, Colson dives into New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen and how it revolutionizes Second Amendment litigation. Colson also gives a detailed overview of the structure of the court system in America so that you can better understand the far-reaching impact of the Bruen case. 

In this episode, Colson dives into the case of Jacob Chansely, the weird guy with the buffalo horn hat on January 6th. The judge just denied his motion to vacate his guilty plea. Was it a good decision? Is it more political hackery from the court? Find out by tuning in!

There's supposed to be three branches of government here in America. But, that's not exactly how it works in real life. In today's epsiode, Colson uses the recent Biden v. Nebraska to describe the power structure of the executive agencies, how they're supposed to opperate, and how they operate in reality. 

Are Joe and Hunter Biden really criminals? Is there something to all these allegtions that have come out lately, or is it just Republican propaganda? Is Hunter Biden an idiot for keeping written records of everything he does?

Tune in to find the answers to these questions and more!

I talk about one of the most talked about defenses for Trump in his criminal case regarding classified documents. Does it hold up? Tune in to find out.

I also discuss racial discrimination law in the context of a recent case where a former employee prevailed against Starbucks.