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Listen to today’s episode of the Fire of Freedom podcast. I want us to think about economic policies. To help in that, I’ll share two parables. One reason that parables are powerful is that they can teach different lessons to different people, and even teach different lessons to the same people when considered at different times. A parable can have a primary meaning or lesson but may also teach or convey additional lessons. The two parables I am about to share are from the New Testament portion of the Bible, specifically, the Book of Matthew. The primary topic of the parables is the Kingdom of Heaven. But the parables also teach important lessons about laws that govern business, labor, rights, money, and contracts. Whether you are religious or not, Christian or not, they can help frame principles that can be used to decide what government should and should not do.  Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dd4iPU-q

Think all federal laws are supreme? Think again! In this episode, we’ll explore how the Founders told us the Constitution is what’s supreme – and everything else is a usurpation that’s NULL AND VOID. https://lnkd.in/gZz6EFvG

On this week's episode we're discussing haikus and the legislative process with "The Jimmy", Jimmy Cotty. 🔥 Check it out! #TaxingPoetic #StateTax #SynexusTaxSolutions #MultiStateTaxLaws

I discussed the SCOTUS NetChoice oral arguments on Liz Dye's (great, new) Law and Chaos podcast. Topics include: - Tex HB20 Fla SB7072: BS laws - Call me old fashioned: only the *gov* can violate the 1A - Kavanaugh (!?) to the rescue? - MAGA's Section 230 take: not how any of this works! - Gorsuch ❤️ Gorsuch - Predictions! https://lnkd.in/gapwPeDx

In the most recent episode of Sidebar, cohosted by The Colleges of Law dean Jackie Gardina, Professor Jeff Kosseff delves into the intriguing topic of freedom of speech and its relationship with false information. Jeff emphasizes that it's up to us, the listeners and readers, to discern the truth rather than relying on government censorship. As he points out, once we surrender our freedom of speech, it's a tough journey to get it back. Listen to this and other insightful episodes of Sidebar now! https://lnkd.in/eDFQZziJ

Listen to Episode 5 of our podcast, the Ad Law Tool Kit Show. In this episode, Venable partner Roger Colaizzi and former partner Alexandra Megaris talk to host Len Gordon about surviving an FTC investigation. Check out the episode. #AdLaw #Podcast

So what happens when the Federal Government choose not to enforce a federal law and to ignore a federal judge? That's what is happening with the NSA. Listen here for my assessment. https://lnkd.in/g7VZzNK2

This podcast episode explores the idea that one of America's bedrock principles is that no man is above the law. Yet, former President Trump is currently trending well above the law in the face of some very serious criminal allegations, as you already know... This is no bashing, just a truth seeking podcast!

My colleague and Dean of The Colleges of Law, Jackie Gardina, cohosts an incredible podcast called Sidebar, where she and fellow leader in legal education Mitch Winnick invite experts in law to discuss current challenges to our civil rights. In the most recent episode, they sat down with Professor Jeff Kosseff to break down the intricate relationship between freedom of speech and the spread of false information. If you’re passionate about understanding the complexities of how these two intersect, this episode is a must-listen!

🎙 🆕 In our latest podcast episode on the Federalist Papers, we explore Hamilton’s discussion in Federalist No. 82 of how the Constitution would shape the relationship between the already-existing state courts and the federal court system, and the ways in which this sheds light on his ideas about jurisdiction in the context of federalism. https://bit.ly/3zwzGrW