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    SoS 2026: Ballots, Election Money, and Transgender Athletes Jul 10, 2026
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    Aughie and Nia discuss the Supreme Court decisions in Watson v RNC, National Republican Senatorial Committee v Federal Election Commission and West Virginia v BJP combined with Little v Hecox. In the first case, the Justices were asked to define "elections" in terms of mail in voting ballot acceptance. In the second, they addressed the national political parties coordinating spending with candidates. In the final two cases, combined into one decision, the Justices wrestled with questions surrounding allowing transgender female athletes to compete on women's teams.

    SoS 2026: Birthrights and Firing People Jul 10, 2026
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    Aughie and Nia discuss the Supreme Court opinions in Trump V Barbara, Trump v. Cook, and Trump V Slaughter. In Trump v Barbara, the justices were asked to decide whether Trump's Executive Order banning birthright citizenship was legal. In Trump v Cook, the Court decided whether Trump was allowed to fire a Federal Reserve Board Governor. In the final case of this episode, the Justices addressed whether Trump could fire a Federal Trade Commissioner.

    SoS 2026: Immigration, Refuge, and Corporate Liability Jul 03, 2026
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    Aughie and Nia discuss the opinions in Noes v Al Otro Lado, Mullin v Doe, and Cisco Systems v Doe. The first case allows the federal government to stop immigrants before arriving on American soil to ask for asylum. The second case allows the government to cancel Temporary Protection Status visas. The third case does not allow Cisco to be sued because the Chinese government used its software to locate and torture Chinese dissidents.

    SoS 2026: Guns, Drugs, and Locations Jul 03, 2026
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    Nia and Aughie discuss the decisions in Wolford v Lopez, U.S. v Hemani, and Abouammo v United States. The first case related to state gun bans, the second to the right of habitual drug users to own a gun, and the third applied to cases being filed outside the jurisdiction in which they occurred.

    SoS 2026: Attacks on SCOTUS Jun 29, 2026
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    Aughie and Nia discuss recent attacks, verbal and physical, on the U.S. Supreme Court.

    SoS 2026: Streisand Effect Jun 26, 2026
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    While waiting for more opinions from the SCOTUS, Aughie and Nia talk about the Streisand Effect in politics.

    SoS 2026: Batson Challenges Jun 12, 2026
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    Aughie and Nia explore the importance of Batson challenges in jury trials.

    SoS 2026: Disposition of Justices' Papers Jun 05, 2026
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    Aughie explains what happens to the personal papers of the Supreme Court Justices after they retire or pass away.

    SoS 2026: Louisiana v Callais May 29, 2026
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    In the News: Redistricting Followup May 22, 2026
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    In the News, Aughie and Nia follow up on the post election results of the redistricting question in Virginia.

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