Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law.
Jeff Brown
36 episodes
5 days ago
Send us a text In this explosive episode of Law School in Plain English, we break down product liability—the law that decides who pays when everyday products fail in catastrophic ways. From exploding soda bottles to flaming hair spray, defective cars, and billion-dollar talcum powder verdicts, we take you from the basics all the way to real-world courtroom outcomes. Support the show Thanks for listening to Law School in Plain English. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe/f...
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Send us a text In this explosive episode of Law School in Plain English, we break down product liability—the law that decides who pays when everyday products fail in catastrophic ways. From exploding soda bottles to flaming hair spray, defective cars, and billion-dollar talcum powder verdicts, we take you from the basics all the way to real-world courtroom outcomes. Support the show Thanks for listening to Law School in Plain English. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe/f...
Buck v. Bell: The Supreme Court Case That Inspired Hitler’s Final Solution.
Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law.
28 minutes
2 weeks ago
Buck v. Bell: The Supreme Court Case That Inspired Hitler’s Final Solution.
Send us a text Buck v. Bell: The Supreme Court Case That Inspired Hitler’s Eugenics Nightmare. In 1927, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that states could forcibly sterilize “undesirables” like Carrie Buck—a young woman falsely labeled “feeble-minded” for being poor and pregnant out of wedlock. Justice Holmes’ infamous line? “Three generations of imbeciles are enough.” We unpack this dark chapter of American eugenics, how it greenlit 70,000+ forced sterilizations nationwide, and its chilling ...
Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law.
Send us a text In this explosive episode of Law School in Plain English, we break down product liability—the law that decides who pays when everyday products fail in catastrophic ways. From exploding soda bottles to flaming hair spray, defective cars, and billion-dollar talcum powder verdicts, we take you from the basics all the way to real-world courtroom outcomes. Support the show Thanks for listening to Law School in Plain English. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe/f...
