Unprecedented by Legal AF

Unprecedented, the podcast devoted to giving you what you need to know about what's happening at and around the United States Supreme Court, is back with anchors Dina Doll and Popok, joined by Supreme Court scholar Lisa Graves, for this week's update, including a review of oral arguments on mail in ballots and voting, immigration policy and a preview of next week's "birth right citizenship" oral argument.

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On the latest episode of Unprecedented, Michael Popok and Dina Doll break down major legal battles shaping the moment. They cover Monday’s high-stakes argument in Watson v. RNC on whether mail-in ballots can be counted after Election Day, a decision with major implications for the midterms. They also dive into Tuesday’s case, Noem v. Al Otro Lado, examining whether asylum seekers blocked by “metering” at the border can still qualify for legal asylum. Also, the Court fast-tracks for oral argument the case that will decide whether Trump can cancel TPS status for nearly a million migrants. And in a striking turn, Chief Justice John Roberts issues a sharp rebuke many see as directed at Trump.

On the latest Unprecedented, Dina Doll breaks down the public feud between Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Brett Kavanaugh over the Supreme Court’s controversial use of the “shadow docket, as highlighted by the recent shadow docket decisions involving California school policies affecting transgender students and TPS status of Haitian immigrants

On the latest episode of Unprecedented, Michael Popok and Dina Doll discuss the latest Supreme Court developments regarding voting rights and the free press — including the Court blocking New York from redrawing a district found to dilute Black and Latino voting power, the Court’s rejection of a right-wing bid to turn the Motor Voter law into a voter purge machine and the Alan Dershowitz defamation case that may give Justice Thomas his long-sought chance to overturn NYT v. Sullivan, the landmark ruling that has protected press freedom for 60 years.

In the latest episode of Unprecedented, Dina Doll breaks down the stunning new Supreme Court decision and its major ramifications for mail-in ballots this November. Meanwhile, Democratic members of Congress speak out about ensuring fair and free elections for the midterms.

Michael Popok and Dina Doll drill down on all the new developments at the US Supreme Court, including the Tariff decision and its aftermath only on the UnPrecedented podcast.

Supreme Court precedent and the courts are firmly lined up against Trump and his efforts to violate the plain language of the Constitution and try a Federal/Presidential take over of State-run Federal Elections, He's nibbling around the corners, trying to use the CIA to take over voting machines, and search warrants to grab voting data and machines. But what will the Supreme Court do, especially so close to the Midterm elections.  Popok and Dina Doll connect the dots on the Unprecedented podcast.

Dina Doll and Popok provide breaking Supreme Court updates about birthright citizenship, mail in ballots for the midterms, and Trump Tariffs on the UnPrecedented podcast.

In a special episode of Unprecedented, Dina Doll is joined by Melba Pearson (Aka the Resident Legal Diva) for a crucial breakdown of a Supreme Court case on police entry without a search warrant and what it could mean for ICE enforcement nationwide. They also examine alarming accounts from a Minneapolis-area police chief who says off-duty officers—each a person of color—are being aggressively stopped by ICE, raising serious concerns about the rampant occurrence of Kavanaugh Stops, racial profiling events recently named after Justice Kavanaugh.