

Hernandez v. Mesa
Jun 9, 2020
Steven Vladeck, a noted legal expert who represented a victim's family before the Supreme Court, joins the discussion. The podcast delves into the chilling case of a Border Patrol agent who shot a teenager across the U.S.-Mexico border. Key topics include systemic abuse of power, challenges of holding federal agents accountable, and the intersections of racial inequality and policing. The conversation critiques the Supreme Court's approach to crucial constitutional questions, highlighting the ongoing struggle for justice in such complex cases.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Abuse of Power in Hernandez v. Mesa
01:51 • 2min
The Intersection of Racial Inequality and Pandemic Impact
03:51 • 2min
Accountability and the Border Patrol: The Hernandez Case
05:24 • 15min
Legal Complexities at the Border
20:00 • 19min
Navigating the Supreme Court: Hernandez v. Mesa
39:06 • 14min
Navigating Constitutional Gray Areas in High-Stakes Cases
52:39 • 4min