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OA558: One Year Since 1/6 - What Merrick Garland Said (and Didn't Say)

Jan 7, 2022

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The Judiciary Needs to Manage Its Own Internal Affairs

02:51

The Attorney General and the Attorney General of the United States

05:47

Do We Need to Regulate Our Judiciary?

03:49

Introduction

2min

I've Consumed a Lot of the High Lights of That So Far.

3min

I've Been Optimist Prime, I'm Ever the Negatron

2min

Are We Going to Call for Americ Garland's Resignation?

4min

The Fb Is Web Site Continues to Post Persons in Connection With Events.

2min

Felony Conspiracy Charges

3min

Is There a Pre-Planned Conspiracy?

2min

We Build Investigations by Building the Hard Cases

2min

Do You Want More, You Were Not Going to Get More?

3min

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The Attorney General and the Attorney General of the United States

6min

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Blinkest - A Great Way to Get More Done

3min

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I've Decided to Make Friends With the Fire

2min

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The Court House Ethics and Transparency Act

3min

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Do We Need to Regulate Our Judiciary?

4min

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Are Judges Immune From Criminal Indictment for Sexual Harassment?

4min

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The Third Most Important Thing to the Federal Judiciary

3min

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The Judiciary Needs to Manage Its Own Internal Affairs

3min

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Is the System Working?

2min

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The Bar Exam Question

2min

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Divorce Law - Is the Dog a Crime?

3min

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Is It Burglary or Larceny?

4min

22.

The New Patrons of Slash Law

3min

It's been both an eternity and no time since the disgusting attack on our nation's Capitol one year ago. We've seen some amount of justice dealt to those involved, but mostly at lower levels. Is there more to come? Will those at the top face consequences? Andrew is here reading the tea leaves on Merrick Garland's speech, and they are some interesting leaves... In the second segment, Andrew tells us about the worthless ethics report issued by Chief Justice Roberts.

Links: Read Merrick Garland's Full Jan. 6 Speech, 2021 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary, "On Sexual Harassment in the Judiciary" by Leah M. Litman and Deeva Shah, Supreme Court order vax case