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Apr 19, 2024
Prop, a talented guest, talks about jury selection in Trump's trial, Supreme Court rulings, USC valedictorian's address cancellation, and the drama around The Big 3. The podcast also covers Elon's virtual virtue signaling and Drake vs. Everybody rivalry.
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- The Supreme Court's decision on protest liability has implications for organizers, potentially stifling activism.
- Tom Cotton's tweet endorsing forceful action against protesters raises concerns about inciting violence.
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Supreme Court Leaves Lower Court Ruling on Protest Liability in Place
The Supreme Court declined to hear the case McKesson v. Doe, leaving a lower court ruling intact. The ruling held a protest organizer liable for an act of violence at a protest. In this case, Dorey McKesson organized a Black Lives Matter protest where a rock-like object was thrown, injuring a police officer. The decision potentially has a chilling effect on organizing protests, as organizers could be held liable for actions of individuals at the protest.
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