HeyJaredAmerican National Government
This podcast is for Wayne State College students taking POS 100 American National Government. Episodes take listeners through the structure and design of the course (including the syllabus and Canvas site), the Constitution and its development, the structure and powers of…
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The Nine Most Powerful Unelected Americans (opens the original)
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Howdy all, and welcome to the second of our two podcast episodes on the judiciary ! In this episode, we do a deep dive into the Supreme Court , one of the least well-known entities we have (be honest, can you name the justices ?). Our discussion today will cover the members of the court, how they are nominated and confirmed , processes they use for case selection and decision-making , and a whole lot of public opinion about the court. This is a bit of a lengthy episode as I tend to love all thin
The Weakest Branch... or Is It? (opens the original)
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Hiya folks, and welcome to our first episode on the judiciary ! The judiciary, aka the courts/court system, is easily the shortest entry in the Constitution as far as the three branches goes, but it still has and maintains a lot of power. Our conversation today is going to start with thinking about the structure and hierarchy of the courts, followed by an explanation of jurisdiction (original and appellate) , an introduction to judicial review , and finally a description of the adversarial syste
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