A conversation with Minnesota State Supreme Court Justice Karl Procaccini about his path to the bench, teaching, and the role of the Court.
In this Episode of Gavel & Gab we sit down with a 1L to talk about tips, tricks, and all things law school. Listen in for tips on midterms, outlines, how to survive the Wheel of Fun, and everyone's favorite places for coffee!
A short overview of the Journal of Law and Public Policy's plans for the upcoming year.
In this special finals-edition episode, we hit the hallways and hit record—asking law students quirky, rapid-fire questions to spark laughs and lighten the mood. Need a quick study break? From hot takes to unexpected answers, this episode is 15 minutes of quick wit and candid campus fun. Whether you're still in the heat of the grind or need time to decompress from your exams, this episode will surely alleviate stress!
In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith and law through the lens of legal aid with Brandon Prince, a Programs coordinator and Immigration Advocate with the Houston Legal Aid Center. Brandon shares his experiences providing legal assistance to underserved communities, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of this vital work. He also discusses how the Christian Legal Society supports lawyers and law students in pursuing justice with compassion and integrity. Whether you're a law student considering a career in legal aid or simply interested in the role of faith in the legal profession, this conversation offers valuable insights and inspiration. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that underscores the importance of serving others through the practice of law.
Hosts Jocie Scherkenbach and Grace Castleberg dive deep into the complex intersection of legal proceedings and public perception. Joined by St. Thomas Law alumni Anne St. Amant (Civil Attorney) and Charlie Rooney (Criminal Attorney), our panel explores four headline-grabbing legal cases where social media and public discourse have significantly influenced the legal narrative.
From viral debates to dissecting evidence, our expert guests analyze how the digital age has transformed the traditional concept of the "court of public opinion." Our hosts and guests tackle challenging questions about media influence, jury bias, and the evolution of legal practice in an era where anyone can become a self-appointed legal analyst.
Whether you're a legal professional, law student, or simply interested in the intersection of justice and social media, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how public opinion shapes – and sometimes challenges – the pursuit of justice in modern America.
In this month's episode, Professor Hackworthy and Grace Castleberg break down the foundations of international law and apply them to real-world conflicts, providing listeners with a clear understanding of how these laws operate on the global stage. In this episode, they delve into the essentials of international legal principles and explore how they relate to current tensions, such as those between Russia and Ukraine, and India and Canada. Whether you're new to international law or looking to deepen your understanding, this podcast offers accessible insights into how international rules apply to modern conflicts.
In this episode of Gavel & Gab, we sit down with Ashley Repp to discuss her journey through the legal profession. Repp, a K–JD student, discusses the reasons she went to law school, her path toward public defense, her transition into private practice, and the ups and downs of balancing work, life, and family. Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation on what it really means to be a public defender and how she carved a career path that aligns with her unique passions, personal values, and professional goals.
In this special episode, we introduce our newly rebranded podcast, Gavel & Gab. Formerly known as For the Common Pod, we're shifting focus to more personal, relatable conversations for law students, young attorneys, and anyone curious about the legal world. Tune in to learn about the exciting changes and what you can expect moving forward!
To celebrate Women’s History Month, our JLPP team interviewed Associate Dean Elizabeth Schiltz and Professor Teresa Collett, two valued female professors at St. Thomas School of Law, to discuss their experiences of being a woman in the legal profession. In this episode, they share stories about their legal education and life as a young associate, explain how they manage (and still continue to manage) work and family responsibilities, and offer candid advice for young female attorneys entering the legal profession. This conversation is filled with so much wisdom and insight for all young professionals that you won’t want to miss out on!
Join Anisa Omar and Jill Schneider as they dive deep into the rollercoaster ride of law school on this engaging podcast episode. From navigating the highs and lows of academia to tackling the challenges of maintaining mental health, this dynamic duo shares their insights, experiences, and advice. Stick around for a fun and fast-paced 'Quick This or That' segment at the end, guaranteed to leave you entertained and informed. Tune in now for an enlightening discussion that's a must-listen for law students and anyone interested in the legal profession.
The JLPP podcast team chat about St. Thomas’ Business Basics and Moral Reasoning courses with St. Thomas’ Professor Jerry Organ and Professor David Grenardo. Both of these courses are required for St. Thomas law students, and Professors Organ and Grenardo have fine-tuned both courses over the years based on student feedback. Tune in to hear the Professors’ processes and intentions while developing the courses, as well as their perspectives on how these courses benefit St. Thomas students.
Explore the constitutional intricacies of RADA with Max Becker winner of the Sports Lawyers Association’s 2023 National Law Student Writing Competition and 3L at the Univeristy of St. Thomas School of Law School. In this episode, delve into three key reasons challenging RADA's constitutionality, from a potential lack of foreign nexus to the impact on international law theories. Join us for that sparks contemplation. Tune in for a succinct legal analysis highlighting the significant repercussions on political, legal, and international sovereignty.
In this episode, we discuss ChatGPT, ethics, and the future of the legal profession with Eric Cooperstein--a prominent ethics lawyer in Minneapolis. You will be excited, happy, laughing, and scared all at the same time! So, buckle-in for this exciting episode!
Ben Kwan, a certified employment law specialist, discusses the issues related to employee discrimination. Indeed, Ben takes listeners through the basics of filing a claim, the basis for a legal claim, and how that translates to helping employees. Further, Ben takes a deep dive into the latest controversy surrounding Elon Musk and Twitter with the class action suit against the company.
Our first guest, Jorge Farinacci Fernos, discusses his topic, for our upcoming symposium, "Can we replace the Constitution with something new?" Jorge's energy and in-depth knowledge transcends complex legal issues to topics that every modern citizen can debate. To reserve your tickets for the Symposium, register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ust-journal-of-law-and-public-policy-fall-symposium-tickets-432835461517?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb.
