Posted in Podcast Summaries on Sep 25th, 2012
For ease of reference, here are the audio versions of the 5 podcasts that cover the material we have studied to date. We only have three more, which should tell you that we have already covered almost all of the foundational material for the course. There are new concepts we will add it, but the building blocks are here.
- crimlaw intro
- legality
- punishment
- culpability
- homicide and causation
Let me know if you have any issues listening or any questions about the material.
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Apr 26th, 2012
I just realized I hadn’t reposted the retaliation podcast. Here it is: retaliation
Good luck on the final, and feel free to come see me with questions!
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Apr 4th, 2012
Podcast audio version: harassment
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Mar 27th, 2012
I’ve tried to make this a bit clearer than earlier versions. Let me know if you have suggestions for further improvements. disparate impact 2012
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Feb 21st, 2012
Here is the audio podcast on disparate treatment discrimination: Disparate Treatment. It gives the basic overview of this theory of discrimination, both individual disparate treatment, and systemic disparate treatment. Please let me know if you have questions or if you would like me to cover anything in more depth.
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Nov 28th, 2011
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Nov 28th, 2011
I think I’ve made sure all of the subjects we’ve covered are up to date. Here are the audio versions:
federal question
Scotus review 2011
1983
State Immunity
Law to be applied
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Oct 27th, 2011
The imputation podcast covers more than we have so far, so you don’t have to listen yet when I start talking about omissions.
Inchoate
imputation
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Oct 2nd, 2011
Posted in Podcast Summaries on Sep 26th, 2011
Here are the first four podcasts for federal courts. The justiciability one is close to the overview summary that you have read already, but it’s a little more boiled down. Let me know if you have questions.
fctsintro
justiciability
jurisdiction stripping
legislative court