Paul M. Smith, Jenner & Block, presents arguments for respondent. Mr. Smith is also arguing counsel for respondent

Edward C. Dawson presents the arguments for the respondent. Mr. Dawson is a Partner at Yetter Coleman LLP. Note: We had also planned (and hoped) to have counsel for petitioner Henry Skinner participate in the podcast, but at the last minute he was unable to do so. Thus, unlike earlier podcasts, this podcast features only counsel for the respondent, which we are posting without regard to her likelihood of success in the case.

Stephen R. McAllister presents the arguments for the petitioner. Mr. McAllister is the Solicitor General of Kansas and represents amici Kansas, forty-seven other states, and the District of Columbia in support of the petitioner.

Margie J. Phelps presents the arguments for respondent. Ms. Phelps is also arguing counsel for respondent.

SCOTUSblog interviews trial lawyer and legal historian Ed Mannino about his book, Shaping America: The Supreme Court and American Society, a comprehensive history of the Supreme Court.

Washington Attorney General Robert McKenna, who argued before the Supreme Court, gives the arguments on the state's side.

James Bopp, who argued before the Supreme Court, gives the arguments on the petition signers' side.

Dieter Dammeier, who argued before the Supreme Court, gives the arguments on the respondent's side.

Kent Richland, who argued before the Supreme Court, gives the arguments on the city's side.

Paul Smith, representing the amicus party Hastings Outlaw, gives the arguments on the respondents' side.