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Legal ethics expert Arthur Hellman discusses the Alaska federal judge scandal, while impeachment law expert Frank Bowman talks about impeachment articles against Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. They delve into hiring controversies, resignation due to misconduct allegations, delays in investigations, and the challenges of filing articles of impeachment against Supreme Court justices.

Bloomberg legal reporter discusses Senator Menendez's conviction on bribery charges, while environmental law expert talks about youth climate change lawsuits. They delve into the complexities of the cases, legal battles faced, and potential future implications, all hosted by June Grasso.

Former federal prosecutor Robert Mintz and former prosecutor Joshua Kastenberg discuss the dismissal of cases against Trump and Alec Baldwin due to legal issues, including the impact on the justice system and potential appeals. They delve into the judge's decisions, special counsel appointments, and the implications for criminal cases. The episode explores the challenging balance of defendants' rights and public safety in high-profile cases.

Securities law expert James Park discusses Archegos founder's conviction. Cary Coglianese explores Supreme Court's impact on the Chevron doctrine. Anthony Michael Kreis talks about the political nature of the court.

The podcast introduces 'Here's Why', where experts at Bloomberg explain complex news stories in a few minutes. Topics covered include market fluctuations, international elections, and central bank decisions, offering clear insights supported by Bloomberg's global network of experts.

Professor Anthony Michael Kreis discusses the politicized nature of the Supreme Court. Bloomberg's David Voreacos covers Senator Menendez's corruption trial. Topics include SCOTUS decisions, minority representation concerns, gun rights, originalism challenges, and the Menendez bribery allegations.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Jennifer Rie and Romano Law's Andres Munoz discuss the NFL's $4.7 billion verdict dispute and Boeing's plea deal. Topics include antitrust cases, regulatory challenges in tech mergers, and Boeing's measures post-plea agreement, with insights on legal battles and market scrutiny.

Criminal law expert Daniel Medwed discusses the mistrial in Karen Read's case. Admin law expert Cary Coglianese talks about the SCOTUS curbing agency power. The podcast touches on prosecutorial strategy, police impropriety, Supreme Court's Chevron doctrine ruling, and the shifting dynamics between administrative state and courts in the U.S.

Legal experts Harold Krent and Rick Garnett, along with Bloomberg News editor Elizabeth Wasserman, discuss the Supreme Court's rulings on presidential immunity, state laws regulating social media, and reproductive rights. They explore the implications of these decisions and the challenges they pose for future legal cases.

Georgetown Law professor Victoria Nourse discusses SCOTUS ruling shielding former presidents from prosecution, benefiting Trump. Analysis on presidential immunity, official acts, and the criticism towards the court's decision. Exploring Trump's eligibility, Unitary Executive theory, and concerns about executive power. Impact of the ruling on the rule of law and announcements on accessing legal news.