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    Good Law | Bad Law – Aaron Freiwald

    Good Law | Bad Law is a weekly podcast featuring Attorney Aaron Freiwald and guests taking stories from the headlines and from the courtroom and discussing how and why the law matters to every American. Come join us and our guests every Friday for an informative and fun conversation! Submit your questions and topic suggestions on Facebook or Twitter to have them discussed on the show.

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    Good Law | Bad Law #107 - Doom and Gloom and What to Do About Voting w/ Joshua Douglas Nov 16, 2018
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    What to do about voter suppression?

    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Professor Joshua Douglas of the University of Kentucky College of Law to discuss voting laws in our country.

    With the Florida Senate and Governor’s races in the midst of recounts and court battles, many are again hurling charges of voter suppression and voter fraud. What can we do to make sure as many people as possible have free and unhindered access to one of the most fundamental rights we have, the right to vote?

    Aaron and Josh discuss some of the main ways states erect obstacles to vote. Josh, the author of a new book on voting, Vote for US: How to Take Back our Elections and Change the Future of Voting, also shares stories of individuals who are making a difference to open the doors to voting rights and some of the communities that are innovating in the area of voting and elections. Aaron and Josh discuss the effectiveness of some of the measures states use to help ease the burden of voting such as early voting and mail in voting.

    To learn more about Josh and his book, you can visit his website, https://joshuadouglas.com.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Joshua Douglas

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    Good Law | Bad Law #106 - Is Segregation Still the Way we Live? w/ Vicki Been Nov 09, 2018
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    50 years later, how fair is housing?

    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Vicki Been, the Boxer Family Professor of Law at NYU, to discuss the Fair Housing Act on this historic civil rights legislation’s 50th birthday. The FHA was signed by President Lyndon Johnson in the days following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

    Vicki, also the Faculty Director of NYU’s Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy, reviews the history of the Fair Housing act and how it was designed to address systemic discrimination in housing. Discrimination in housing has had a tremendous impact on access to schools and job opportunities, which, in turn, significantly impacts income and social mobility.

    A leading expert on the fairness of environmental and land use policies, Vicki explains that, while there are still battles to be fought against over discrimination, states and cities face enormous challenges in tacking entrenched segregation. Fifty years later, Vicki explains, we have not made nearly enough progress toward greater racial and socio-economic integration.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Vicki Been

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    Good Law | Bad Law #105 - The Case of the Kindergartner and Her Life-Saving Cannabis Oil w/ Joe Rogoway Nov 02, 2018
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    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Joe Rogoway, the managing attorney at the Rogoway Law Group in California to talk about a fascinating pro-bono case he recently took on involving a young girl who was denied access to her CBD oil at school.

    In today’s episode, Aaron and Joe talk about Brooke Adams, a five-year-old girl living in California who suffers from Dravet Syndrome, a severe and rare form of epilepsy that comes with life-threatening seizures that are unpredictable, frequent and can cause serious damage if not treated quickly. One method that’s proved effective at managing her seizures is CBD and THC oil, two components of marijuana which has been legalized for both medical and recreational use in the state.

    Instead of allowing Brooke to bring her medication to school, the Rincon Valley Union School District offered to provide her with an hour of home schooling per day. Not satisfied with that clearly inadequate response, Brooke’s parents took action and brought Joe in to help them fight for their daughter. Joe devotes his entire practice to issues involving cannabis.

    The case came to a positive resolution when the courts determined that Brooke could bring her medication, the only treatment that has proved effective to control her seizures, to school and clarified their compassionate use laws when schools are involved.

    To learn more about Joe and his practice visit his website at http://www.rogowaylaw.com/.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Joe Rogoway

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    Good Law | Bad Law #104 - Is Anti-Cannabis Federal Law All Smoke? w/ Robert Mikos Oct 31, 2018
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    As more and more states move to legalize marijuana, Is federal law making pot illegal just so much smoke?

    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Professor Robert Mikos to discuss marijuana law and policy. A Professor of law at Vanderbilt, Robert is a leading expert on federalism and drug law, specializing in marijuana law, and is the author of the first ever casebook on the subject, entitled Marijuana Law, Policy, and Authority.

    In today’s episode, Aaron and Robert discuss a variety of topics relating to marijuana law, medical marijuana and the discrepancies that exist between State and Federal law on the subject. Considering there is still a federal ban on marijuana there are barriers that are imposed by the federal government that can make the issue of marijuana, both for medical and recreational use, difficult. Robert details the challenges that states (and D.C.) face as well as the legal maneuvers and loopholes that some states have resorted to and how successful they have been. Aaron and Robert also talk about the current administration, the D.O.J., the factors driving the increased acceptance of marijuana and marijuana polices, and the potential next states that may legalize marijuana for recreational use.

    Robert first began teaching at the University of California Davis. Beginning his career as a federalism scholar, Robert was at UC Davis when Gonzalez v. Raich came before the Supreme Court. Robert explains that this is where his interest in the subject began as a portion of the Gonzalez case that was being considered was potentially going to be applied to the notion of medical marijuana. A graduate of the University of Michigan Law School, Robert has also taught at Notre Dame and the University of Michigan. He teaches courses in Federal Criminal Law, Drug Law and Policy, Marijuana Law and Policy, Constitutional Law, and Federalism.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Robert Mikos

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    Good Law | Bad Law #103 - The Power of the Law vs. Homelessness w/ Maria Foscarinis Oct 26, 2018
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    New York City’s homeless youth population could fill Yankee stadium. . . twice.

    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Maria Foscarinis to discuss homelessness and poverty and the growing problem of homeless LGBTQ+ youth in our country. Maria is devoting her career to using the power of the law to change this.

    Maria started her career at the law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell, a large corporate law firm in NYC where she had the opportunity to do pro bono work representing homeless families. After working with these families and seeing first hand the impact she was having on them, she decided to leave the law firm and establish the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.

    Maria shares her personal journey as well as some of the groundbreaking work her organization has handled to improve the lives of homeless individuals and to attack the root causes of homelessness. An important part of her work, Maria tells us, has been to litgate against communities that criminalize homelessness.

    Maria and Aaron also discuss a report published by the National Law Center in collaboration with Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors Fund, called the State Index on Youth Homelessness. This report provides a state-by-state analysis of programs and services and grades each state on their approach to homelessness, with a particular emphasis on how each state is responding to the growing crisis of LGBTQ youth and homelessness.

    Join Aaron and Maria Foscarinis for today’s discussion on homelessness and poverty in America. To learn more about the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, visit their website https://www.nlchp.org/

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Maria Foscarinis

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    Good Law | Bad Law #102 - Is Lethal Injection Fatally Flawed on Moral and Constitutional Grounds? w/ Dr. Joel Zivot Oct 19, 2018
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    What are the moral and ethical challenges with the death penalty today? Not even so much whether to have a death penalty – which is a crucially important question, of course – but what are the moral dimensions of using lethal injection to carry out executions? And what moral implications are there because medicine used to heal, here is used to kill? And what about the requirement that health care professionals must engage in the act of taking a life?

    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast series Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Dr. Joel Zivot to discuss the case of Russel Bucklew a death row inmate in Missouri who claims lethal injection would violate his 8th Amendment rights.

    Russel Bucklew suffers from an illness called cavernous hemangioma, a disease that causes weak and damaged blood vessels. Bucklew contends that pentobarbital, the drug Missouri uses when executing inmates by lethal injection, would not circulate through his blood properly. As a result, Bucklew and some doctors believe he would hemorrhage, choke on his own blood, and suffocate.

    Dr. Zivot testified on Mr. Bucklew’s behalf saying, “If we are going to have capital punishment, it has to be done correctly.” In today’s episode, Dr. Zivot walks Aaron through the intricacies of the case and Mr. Bucklew’s illness. Dr. Zivot states during the episode, Mr. Bucklew isn’t challenging his sentence, he just wants his sentence issued in a way that doesn’t cause him torture. Instead of lethal injection, Mr. Bucklew has requested the state use lethal gas, a method that is approved in Missouri.

    Join Aaron and Dr. Joel Zivot for today’s discussion on the 8th Amendment and a death-row prisoner’s right to health care.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Dr. Joel Zivot

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    Good Law | Bad Law #101 - Detroit’s Amazing Rebirth from Bankruptcy w/ Judge Gerald Rosen Oct 12, 2018
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    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast series Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by former Chief Judge, Gerald Rosen, of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, to discuss the city of Detroit filing for bankruptcy as well as the city’s miraculous recovery.

    In today’s episode, Aaron and Judge Rosen talk about Detroit filing for bankruptcy in 2013, the reasons that led to such extreme measures, and the broader context for how Detroit’s story can be viewed. And what a fantastic and powerful story it is. Judge Rosen, a Detroit native, shares his personal experiences as lead mediator throughout the process and details how a group of devoted citizens tried, and did, save their city from disaster. From doodles to haircuts to famous art museums, the story of Detroit’s return to glory is one full of drama, teamwork, and dedication. Aaron and Judge Rosen analyze the bankruptcy from many different angles, reliving Detroit’s history in the process. This is an episode filled with passion, story, and much, much more.

    Growing up in the Detroit area, Judge Rosen has lived in Detroit for much of his life. After getting his law degree and practicing law briefly in D.C., Judge Rosen returned to his hometown, practicing law for eleven years at a large Detroit law firm. In 1990, Judge Rosen was nominated to the federal court by President George H. W. Bush. After 27 years on the bench, Judge Rosen is now retired and works with JAMS, the largest private alternative dispute resolution provider in the world.

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Judge Gerald Rosen

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    Good Law | Bad Law #100 - The ERA: dead or alive and well? w/ Roberta “Bobbie” Francis & Lucy Beard Oct 05, 2018
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    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast series Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Lucy Beard, Executive Director of the Alice Paul Institute, and Roberta “Bobby” Francis, founding Chair of the ERA Taskforce of the National Council of Women’s Organizations and the current ERA Education Consultant for the Alice Paul Institute, to discuss the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA.)

    Celebrating our 100th episode today, Aaron, Lucy and Bobby sit down to discuss the Equal Rights Amendment, today’s political climate, and the idea of equal protection for everyone under the law. Is the ERA more relevant than ever? And more so, is it finally close to being ratified? Lucy, Bobby, and Aaron attempt to answer these questions as Lucy and Bobby explain what the ERA actually is, the history of the proposed amendment, and the opposition it has faced throughout the past decades. Today’s conversation centers around why and how the ERA is not yet part of our country’s constitution and takes a fascinating look at the possible roots to ratification.

    Throughout the episode, Lucy explains Alice Paul’s history and devotion to the gender equality movement, specifically her passion for the ERA, as well as her own dedication to the cause. Spearheaded by a group of ERA activists in the ‘70s and ‘80s, the Alice Paul Institute is an organization created to remember Alice Paul and her life’s work but also to emphasize the importance of women’s history through preserving the physical spaces in which this history was made. Lucy explains that Alice’s childhood home became the site of the institute and is now on the historical registry. Working with the institute for 25 years, Lucy says that it is a place to keep Alice’s work going.

    Bobby has also been involved with gender equality for decades. She is the founding chair of the ERA taskforce of the National Council of Women’s Organizations, an American non-profit that is composed of more than 100 women’s organizations and now works closely with the Lucy and the Alice Paul Institute as their ERA Education Consultant. Bobby expresses the importance of education and awareness, especially in today’s politically dynamic world, and shares her own views on the future of the ERA.

    To learn more about the Alice Paul Institute, visit their website. Throughout their website is a wealth of information on the ERA and the specifics of how to get involved, including PR materials and educational toolkits: http://www.alicepaul.org/

    Host: Aaron Freiwald

    Guest: Lucy Beard, Roberta “Bobby” Francis

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    Good Law | Bad Law #99 -The real meaning of the Second Amendment: Partisans unite! w/ Joseph Blocher Sep 28, 2018
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    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Joseph Blocher, a constitutional law expert and Duke Law professor, to discuss the ins and outs of the Supreme Court’s Heller Decision 10 years after the ruling and its impact on arguably the most partisan piece of the Constitution, the Second Amendment.

    As partisan lines continue to intensify, we wanted to reevaluate one of the most contentious and controversial issues facing the nation right now, gun control and the role of the Second Amendment. Specifically, we wanted to talk about one of the most impactful legal decisions on the topic a decade after the High Court’s ruling was handed down. In today’s episode, Aaron talks to Joseph about his role as a young associate working on the Heller case and his academic work in the decade since. Joseph explains the scope of the decision as well as what has followed. Aaron and Joseph discuss the Heller case specifically but also consider the general arguments surrounding the Second Amendment and the current political climate.

    Joseph is a professor at Duke Law. After graduating from Yale Law School, Joseph started at O’Melveny and Myers in D.C. where he worked closely with attorney and constitutional law expert, Walter E. Dellinger. Through his practice at the firm, Joseph found an interest in the Second Amendment. His principal academic interests include federal and state constitutional law, including the First and Second Amendments, property and legal history. At Duke, his current scholarship addresses issues of gun rights and regulation, free speech, sovereignty, and refugee law. Joseph’s latest book focuses on the Second Amendment and the future of Heller; entitled The Positive Second Amendment: Rights, Regulation, and the Future of Heller. The book is a fascinating and enlightening read that explains the misconceptions about the Second Amendment and aims to shed a positive light on the constitutional aspect of the right and calls on partisans on both sides of the debate to see the Second Amendment in its true light.

    To learn more about Joseph, visit his page at https://law.duke.edu/fac/blocher/

    To read more and purchase Joseph’s book, visit Amazon at https://amzn.to/2zBYk95

    To learn more about the Heller decision, visit the Supreme Court’s website at https://bit.ly/2fBe6bG

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    Guest: Joseph Blocher

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    Good Law | Bad Law #98 -The forgotten founding father, Dr. Benjamin Rush. w/ Steve Fried Sep 26, 2018
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    Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Steve Fried, author of the new book: “Rush: Revolution, Madness, and Benjamin Rush, the Visionary Doctor Who Became a Founding Father.” Steve and Aaron discuss the life and impact Dr. Rush had on the founding of our country.

    In 1776, 30-year-old Dr. Benjamin Rush was one of the youngest men to sign the Declaration of Independence. A consummate chronicler of events and conversations, Dr. Rush’s journals and letters provide fascinating detail and insight into the founding time. As Steve recounts, Dr. Rush was centrally involved in knowing and influencing many of the founding events: He counseled John Adams as Adams arrived for the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia; he was an organizer of the protests against England’s tax on tea, which led to the Boston Tea Party; he worked as an editor and proponent of Thomas Paine, the author of Common Sense; he was intimately involved, as a leading physician at the time, in the military campaigns, including the crucial battles led by General Washington; and he wrote Pennsylvania’s Declaration of Independence, working contemporaneously with Thomas Jefferson on the new nation’s Declaration.

    On today’s episode, Steve takes us through some of the more gripping stories covered in his book, including the day Dr. Rush met with George Washington as he was trying to cross the icy waters of the Delaware River. In addition to his political contributions during the revolutionary period, Dr. Rush was extraordinarily influential in the development of medicine, including his championing of mental health as an important frontier for medical treatment and examination.

    Here is a link to Steve’s book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0804140065?tag=randohouseinc7986-20.

    To learn more about Steve and see his other works, visit his author page here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/authors/9367/stephen-fried

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