
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


A most unusual Fourth Amendment case this week: One cop claims there was a seizure while another says there was not. They disagree because one cop is suing the other. Guess which cop wins? It’s the one with the dog—named Thor—that got a little too eager in a cemetery while in hot pursuit. But apparently didn’t “seize” the other by mistakenly tearing into his leg. Dylan Moore of IJ brings us this canine caper from the Eighth Circuit. Then your host takes you to the en banc Fifth Circuit and tells a twisted tale of Jim Crow, felon disenfranchisement, the Eighth Amendment, and “evolving standards.” Historians of the 1890 Mississippi constitutional convention may want to take notice.
Irish v. McNamara
Hopkins v. Watson
Short Circuit on Section 2 of 14th Amendment
Puppy and I
By Institute for Justice4.7
172172 ratings
A most unusual Fourth Amendment case this week: One cop claims there was a seizure while another says there was not. They disagree because one cop is suing the other. Guess which cop wins? It’s the one with the dog—named Thor—that got a little too eager in a cemetery while in hot pursuit. But apparently didn’t “seize” the other by mistakenly tearing into his leg. Dylan Moore of IJ brings us this canine caper from the Eighth Circuit. Then your host takes you to the en banc Fifth Circuit and tells a twisted tale of Jim Crow, felon disenfranchisement, the Eighth Amendment, and “evolving standards.” Historians of the 1890 Mississippi constitutional convention may want to take notice.
Irish v. McNamara
Hopkins v. Watson
Short Circuit on Section 2 of 14th Amendment
Puppy and I

970 Listeners

384 Listeners

711 Listeners

1,108 Listeners

1,517 Listeners

982 Listeners

6,618 Listeners

307 Listeners

40 Listeners

738 Listeners

3,941 Listeners

3,359 Listeners

398 Listeners

744 Listeners

0 Listeners