Debriefing the Law
2 Attorneys
1 Liberal Democrat
1 Conservative Republican
Together Chris and Joel discuss legal happenings with a healthy dose of humor.
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Debriefing the Law
2 Attorneys
1 Liberal Democrat
1 Conservative Republican
Together Chris and Joel discuss legal happenings with a healthy dose of humor.
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This week on Courtroom Quarterback, Joel and Chris review the last week in football. They analyze Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers and their recent performances. Joel questions the future of his hometown team, the Chiefs. They discuss whether they can get back on track to make the playoffs again. Lastly, Joel and Chris review their predictions from last week and reflect on why they shouldn't gamble. Then, they place their bets for the coming games.
This week, Joel joins Chris from out on the open seas. They quickly debrief mask mandates as Joel notices mask-wearing trends in his international travels. They also revisit Texas abortion law as a new lawsuit has been filed. The lawsuit demonstrates how citizens are made to enforce the law, not the state. Joel and Chris review the last week in NFL games. They break down the role of the running back. And lastly, they predict wins in the upcoming games.
This week, Joel and Mackenzie jump back into the legal news as the Supreme Court summer break comes to an end. First, Joel and Mackenzie address the legality of vaccine mandates. They question whether a mandate at this point is an effective solution. They also review the California recall vote for Gov. Newsom. Finally, they turn the the Supreme Court cases on the docket this week. First up is a case on illegal gambling based on a law from 1798 that allows any citizen in Kentucky to bring forth a lawsuit against the gambling institutions. Next, a man hires a hitman to kill himself and the hitman failed. Is this illegal? Who's culpable? Lastly, they discuss a SWAT team stand-off that is interrupted by a naked woman in a golf cart.
In the Courtroom Quarterback segment (beginning at 43:20), Joel and Chris jump right into week one of the NFL. They review Aaron Rodgers' performance and his Green Bay contract. They also dig into rivalries and conference realignment and how that has impacted game play and the sports industry.
Comedian of Law is back after a summer break! Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith kick off the episode with a story involving a spaghetti-covered domestic dispute. They talk about worst day in the courtroom in light of Elon Musk's lawyer vomiting in the jury box. Joel and Mackenzie talk Supreme Court, the new Texas abortion law, and what to expect moving forward. They also give an update on #FreeBritney.
This episode also features the first edition of Courtroom Quarterback, a segment in which Joel and Chris Marohn dig into all things sports and law. The segment starts at 46:30 if you want to jump right to it. Today, Joel and Chris share what they are looking forward to most this NFL season. They also review the Deshaun Watson case and how vaccination impacts player's pay.
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Introducing a new segment to the Comedian of Law podcast: Courtroom Quarterback.
As a massive sports fan, Joel Oster is bringing his humorous legal takes to the sports arena. Joel is joined by fellow sports fanatic and legal professional, Christopher Marohn. Joel and Chris will review major athletics news, discuss the GOATs, and debrief where games and the law overlap.
You'll find Courtroom Quarterback featured in the latter half of the weekly podcast, starting this Friday. Enjoy this short teaser of the segment!