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CORRECTION: In this episode I mention in passing that the Supreme Court decision Katz v. United States was handed down in 1977. I meant to say Whalen v. Roe was handed down in 1977. Katz was handed down in 1967.
The Supreme Court may be on vacation, but that doesn’t mean we’re done talking about their decisions. Coming up this episode:
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Arizona, of all places, points the way toward fixing some of the biggest problems facing the U.S.;
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The French military grapples with accusations of child abuse that the UN really has no power to prevent;
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Donald Trump is suing Univision and it’s fucking hilarious;
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court takes a turn for the rational, even if its governor hasn’t; and
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The DEA is threatening to sue the state of Utah over access to the state’s Controlled Substance Database.
I’m Oliver, I’m still planning to avoid Oklahoma for the foreseeable future, and you’re listening to episode 15-9 of All Too Common Law.
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