Jessica Levinson

Sarah Needleman, a tech reporter for The Wall Street Journal, and Jessica Levinson, a constitutional law expert from Loyola Law School, explore the recent Supreme Court ruling that could ban TikTok in the U.S. They discuss what this means for TikTok’s 170 million users and the future of social media platforms. Needleman highlights potential changes for app accessibility, while Levinson analyzes the legal implications of the ban and what options remain for lawmakers and the app's owners amid national security concerns.

Anthony Edwards, a newsroom meteorologist at the San Francisco Chronicle, analyzes the devastating wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles, highlighting the severe winds and drought worsening the crisis. Emily Baker White, an investigative reporter at Forbes, discusses the imminent Supreme Court case surrounding TikTok and its potential ban, while legal expert Jessica Levinson unpacks the constitutional implications. The conversation explores the complex interplay between national security concerns and First Amendment rights amidst a culture of intensifying scrutiny on social media.

Jessica Levinson, a Loyola Law School professor and legal commentator, dives into the complex legal landscape surrounding Trump’s immunity claims. She unpacks the Supreme Court’s deliberations, highlighting the potential ramifications for presidential accountability. Levinson also discusses the intricate definitions of 'official acts' and how previous presidential actions could influence future prosecutions. With an eye on the ideological divides among justices, she offers insights into the balance between immunity and accountability for former presidents.

Explore the legal implications of the Rust movie shooting incident, Supreme Court's decision on Trump's ballot inclusion, and SEC's $3 billion enforcement tool. Dive into discussions on gun safety protocols, dissenting views on presidential candidate eligibility, and SEC disgorgement criteria.

Former federal prosecutor Jessica Roth and Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson discuss the DC Circuit Court rejecting Trump's claims of presidential immunity and a possible new path for reasserting abortion rights. They explore the implications of the court order, timing and potential trial date in the federal election case, analysis of presidential immunity arguments in federal and state criminal cases, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision on Medicaid funds for abortions, and the debate between originalism and the living constitution.