🎙️ In this episode of Constitutional Law, we set the stage for one of the most powerful—and controversial—features of our legal system: judicial review. ⚖️ The Most Consequential Election: The year is 1800, and the nation hangs on a knife’s edge. Federalists fear Thomas Jefferson will bring chaos and guillotines; Republicans believe John Adams will crown himself king. Both sides see the election as a fight for America’s survival. Jefferson’s victory marks the first peaceful transfer of...
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🎙️ In this episode of Constitutional Law, we set the stage for one of the most powerful—and controversial—features of our legal system: judicial review. ⚖️ The Most Consequential Election: The year is 1800, and the nation hangs on a knife’s edge. Federalists fear Thomas Jefferson will bring chaos and guillotines; Republicans believe John Adams will crown himself king. Both sides see the election as a fight for America’s survival. Jefferson’s victory marks the first peaceful transfer of...
CIVPRO Spotlight: Removal and Remand Explained - How Defendants Get From State to Federal Court
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CIVPRO Spotlight: Removal and Remand Explained - How Defendants Get From State to Federal Court
🎙️ Civil Procedure Spotlight: Removal and Remand Explained - How Defendants Get From State to Federal Court In this episode, we focus on the rules for removing a case from state to federal court—how defendants can transfer a lawsuit, and when they can’t. Part 1 – What is Removal? Removal = a defendant’s power to shift a case from state court into federal court, if it could have been filed there originally.Plaintiffs pick the forum first, but defendants get a “second bite at the apple.”I...
American Law Cafe
🎙️ In this episode of Constitutional Law, we set the stage for one of the most powerful—and controversial—features of our legal system: judicial review. ⚖️ The Most Consequential Election: The year is 1800, and the nation hangs on a knife’s edge. Federalists fear Thomas Jefferson will bring chaos and guillotines; Republicans believe John Adams will crown himself king. Both sides see the election as a fight for America’s survival. Jefferson’s victory marks the first peaceful transfer of...
