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In this episode of the Token Majority, Melanie and Ruby respond to the new Hulu documentary about Larry Ray’s cult at Sarah Lawrence. They discuss whether Sarah Lawrence can be blamed for the harm to their students and how lawsuits against universities ad similar institutions work.

TW: This episode contains descriptions of sexual assault and exploitation. 

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In this episode, Melanie and Ruby cover the text message taking LinkedIn by storm and ask should the partner have been fired for accusing an associate returning from maternity leave of collecting “a salary from the firm while sitting on your ass?” Does switching jobs after maternity leave make a person “soul-less and morally bankrupt”? What responsibilities do employees owe employers? Also, in this episode: Melanie learns who Kevin Spacey is; they discuss Young Thug’s RICO trial and talk about whether an accused sexual abuser makes for a good plaintiff’s lawyer in FKA Twig’s civil lawsuit against Shia LaBeouf. 

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In this episode of the Token Majority, Furhad, Melanie, and Ruby cover the probable cause affidavit, which led to the arrest of Bryan Kohberger for the murders of four students in Moscow, Idaho, last November. The group reviews the newly-released affidavit, debunks some Internet rumors, and potentially creates a few more.  

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In this episode of the Token Majority, Melanie and Ruby take on True Crime and Netflix’s new series Dahmer – Monster: the Jeffrey Dahmer Story. After 14-year-old Konerak Sinthasomphone escaped from Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment on May 27, 1991, the police received multiple phone calls from concerned neighbors who believed he was a minor (true) who was being abused (true). The police escorted the boy back to Dahmer’s apartment, where he was killed 30 minutes later. Dahmer went on to kill four more men before being caught on July 22, 1991. Several families, including Sinthasomphone’s, filed claims against the responding police officers and the City of Milwaukee for wrongful death. All were dismissed by the trial court, but one settled for $850,000.00. Melanie and Ruby discuss why the cases shook out the way they did and share other details about the untold civil lawsuits filed by Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims and their families. This is part one of a two-part series about Jeffrey Dahmer.

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In this episode of the Token Majority podcast, Ruby and Melanie discuss the $30 million verdict awarded to Vanessa Bryant in the civil rights lawsuit against LA County. 

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In this episode, Shannon and Ruby cover the Alex Jones defamation trial. They discuss the basics of the case, the impact of Jones’ bankruptcy filings, his attorneys’ inadvertent disclosure of text messages and documents to the plaintiff’s attorney, what to expect from the jury’s evaluation of punitive damages, and whether open courts and live streaming benefit or detract from justice. 

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In this episode, Gemma Zanowski and Lisa Benedetti are joined by SaraEllen Hutchison, a Washington attorney who practices consumer rights and fair credit reporting law. We talk about many credit reporting issues people should know, like how to check your credit report, how to dispute inaccuracies on your credit history, and what to do if you think you need a lawyer to help you with credit concerns.

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In this episode of the Token Majority, Gemma Zanowski and Fred Rabb sit down with Luca Savotsky of Pike & Pine: Legal Media & Design. Luca specializes in graphic design and visual communication within the legal field. In 2021, while a graduate student at the University of Washington, Luca started an internship with the Stritmatter Firm working on the Black Lives Matter Peaceful Protestors case that would plant, and ultimately sow, the seeds of Pike & Pine.

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In the first of a mini-series on the issue, Melanie, Lisa, Gemma, and Shannon take on the recent US Supreme Court opinion overturning the constitutional right to abortion, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. They talk about their general thoughts and the scary implications of the decision.

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In this week's episode, Ruby and Melanie turn their attention away from Depp v. Heard to an entirely different public trial: the January 6th congressional hearings. They invite Dan Laurence to take center stage and explain why people should care about the hearings and what has been discovered.

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