Just in time for your weekend entertainment, NSL Podcast is back with a new episode. This time the show was recorded live before a (Zoom-based) audience of Texas Law alumni, which made for a nice change of pace!  Tune in as co-hosts Steve Vladeck and Bobby Chesney discuss and debate:

 	* War Powers reform:  whither the 1991, 2001, and 2002 AUFMs?  Might there even be agreement on how to handle "associated forces" in a 2001 AUMF reform package?
 	* The Tsarnaev (Boston Marathon bombing) case: SCOTUS has granted cert on the jury issue, but will the Biden Administration still pursue the death penalty in general?
 	* Court martial jurisdiction
 	* Judicial deference on security matters -- including IEEPA and CCMC (Communist Chinese Military Companies) designations
 	* The Fourth Circuit reinstating the jury's decision convicting a man of acting as an (unregistered) foreign agent for Turkey
 	* An extradition of a North Korean citizen...how'd that happen?

 

Episode 197: Statler and Waldorf

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It's been 100 days between shows.  Thought maybe the world might be calmer if we waited a bit, but no such luck!  We are, however, very glad to be back on the air with a fresh (and rather long!) episode. Tune in for topics including:

 	* Israel & Hamas
 	* Ukraine & Russia
 	* America & the Houthis
 	* 702 renewal
 	* TikTok & prospects for the divestment bill prevailing vs a First Amendment challenge
 	* All sorts of Trump litigation
 	* All sorts of Texas border stuff (invasion as a constitutional concept, state-level war powers, preemption, the limits of preemption, etc.)
 	* Plus, why do the Mets already suck? It's only been four games.  Yeesh.

Episode 245: 100 Days Later…

Barring an unlikely spate of more than a dozen episodes happening over the next week, it sure looks like Steve has won his bet with Bobby, for this marks the 16th episode of 2023.  Ouch, that's not even *close* to the 30-show target!  But tune in anyway if you are interested in a thorough overview of what is and is not clear about the Colorado Supreme Court's decision disqualifying Donald Trump from the ballot under color of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment (that is, on grounds that Trump had engaged in insurrection).

Episode 244: Not Our 30th Episode of 2023

Two months between episodes?  Looks like someone will be buying Steve a dinner at the conclusion of 2023 (barring a pivot to posting new episodes every day).

As for what is on tap in episode 243:

 	* Israel and Gaza: a review of key international law issues
 	* The United States and Iran: a review of key domestic law issues
 	* Trumplandia: checking in on, like, 17 separate cases currently underway

As for frivolity: there are some (inevitable) ramblings about football, but much more frivolous than that is the ad hoc holiday favorites playlist...

Episode 243: Boiled Froggy Water Under the Bridge

Sorry about accidentally taking the whole month off, but we're back with a classic: tune in for the 9/11 case warm-up, and stick around for 45 minutes of wrangling over the PCLOB Report on Section 702!  And, yes, frivolity, always frivolity (wherein we discuss the musical Six, football, and gargantuan mismatches).

Episode 242: A Rule of Law (and Punctuation) Free Episode!

Tune in for the latest, in which we discuss life as a fall 1L, RICO, removal, Nashiri, Bahlul, Shimari, Barbie, and Silo. And if all those names mean something to you...well, you are among the select few, and this pod is for you!

Episode 197: Statler and Waldorf

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