Boom! Lawyered

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has always been the worst, but now, he's even more confident letting his freak flag fly because he knows nothing is going to happen to him.By now, you might have heard about the Alito's Virginia home displaying an upside-down American flag—an insurrectionist symbol after the January 6 attack on the Capitol, and their flying another, an "Appeal to Heaven" flag, at their beach home in New Jersey.As Imani says in this week's episode, "everything about this story stinks."Rewire News Group is a nonprofit media organization, which means that episodes like this one is only made possible with the support of listeners like you! If you can, please join our team by donating here.And sign up for The Fallout, a weekly newsletter written by Jess that’s exclusively dedicated to covering every aspect of this unprecedented moment.

In this podcast, Jess and Imani discuss Idaho's controversial abortion trafficking statute, which criminalizes actions related to minors seeking abortions out of state. They delve into the legal complexities, challenges in abortion access in Idaho, and the importance of adult support networks for teenagers seeking abortion care. The episode explores legal strategies and civil disobedience in response to abortion bans, highlighting the impact on reproductive healthcare rights.

Hosts react to leaked draft opinion potentially overturning Roe v. Wade. Discussion on consequences for civil rights, flawed science in opinion, and speculation on impacts. Exploration of historical significance of leaked drafts and concerns about the court system. Gratitude for reaching one million downloads and emphasis on engaging in legal discussions.

Supreme Court debates abortion access for pregnant ER patients in Idaho, with emphasis on conservatives' arguments. Discussion on Spending Clause, emergency care legislation, and medical treatment for pregnant patients. Analysis of patient consent in healthcare decisions and mental health crisis scenarios. Speculation on the challenges of a potential unfavorable outcome in court case involving emergency abortion care.

The podcast discusses the upcoming Supreme Court oral arguments on abortion laws, focusing on the impact on ER doctors. They explore fetal personhood in relation to abortion rights and the challenges faced by doctors in states with medical treatment restrictions. The hosts also mention utilizing social media for engagement during the discussions.

Justice correspondent Elie Mystal joins the podcast to discuss the Supreme Court justices, highlighting Alito's disdain for women, Barrett's stance on abortion, and dismissing calls for Sotomayor to retire. They cover judicial behavior, Supreme Court reform, conscience protection in abortion cases, and the urgency to repeal the Comstock Act.

The podcast discusses the recent Florida Supreme Court decisions removing abortion rights from the state constitution, the implications of a 15-week ban, upcoming voter initiatives to protect abortion access, and the influence of DeSantis-appointed judges on reproductive rights.

Legal professional Erin Hawley discusses Mifepristone's day at the Supreme Court, highlighting surprising insights and reactions. Hosts delve into the intense courtroom arguments and explore the complexities of ultrasounds in medication abortion. They also analyze federal conscience protections and patient care perspectives, shedding light on the evolving landscape of abortion rights and access.

Exploring the high-stakes abortion pill case at the Supreme Court, highlighting the potential impact on medication abortion access and the resurrection of the Comstock Act. Scrutinizing biased scientific studies on abortion reversal, discussing legal standings in the lawsuit, and addressing frustration with the legal system.

The podcast discusses the Fifth Circuit Court's ruling on teens' access to birth control without parental consent, potentially jeopardizing Title X. It highlights the clash between federal law and Texas's parental consent law, sparking concerns among advocates about restricting teens' reproductive health choices.