Cathy Butler Teichert joins Jeff in this episode to talk about cancel culture and how she actively and respectfully took a stand against it in her position as Chair for Violin Celebration X through the Suzuki Association of Utah. (Enjoy clips from that concert on YouTube @suzukimusicutah.)

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Jeff Teichert discusses the Magna Carta as the beginning of the end of feudalism in England.

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Jeff Teichert explores how divorce law could be reformed to foster less conflict and more liberty to those involved.

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Jeff Teichert and Professor Adam Lamparello explore how the structure of the European Union compares to the constitutional principles discussed in the Federalist Papers, and what this means for the future of Europe.  

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Jeff Teichert discusses the landmark case of Craddick Development v. Craddick in the High Court of American Samoa, which considered whether: (1) conveyance of a beneficial interest in land to a non-Samoan constitutes "alienation" of land in violation of American Samoa's race restrictive land alienation laws and; (2) if so, does the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution forbid the enforcement of the land alienation laws? 

One of the most volatile social issues of our time occurs when the civil rights of LGBT individuals are in conflict with the exercise of conscience in religious matters.  Jeff discusses the Supreme Court's narrow ruling in Fulton v. Philadelphia with Georgia College law professor Adam Lamparello. Jeff and Adam attempt to answer the question of whether the right to the free exercise of religion provides an exemption from generally applicable laws that burden religious practices. The Supreme Court dodged this issue in favor of a much more narrow ruling that raises more questions than it answers.

Jeff Teichert discusses Justice Neil Gorsuch's opinion in NCAA V. Alston, its implications for antitrust law, and potential judicial micromanagement of private business.

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Jeff Teichert interviews Alan Gottlieb, Founder of the Second Amendment Foundation and Chairman of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms regarding the modern debate over the right of citizens to own and carry firearms.

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