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ASU Law Student Radio is a student organization based at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.
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Learning from Giants: A Week with Justice Sotomayor in Barcelona — with Prof. Gerard Magliocca (opens the original)
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Caption What do you take away from a week in a seminar room with a sitting Supreme Court Justice? This past July, Abdi Lopez and Karen Meza Villegas studied Gideon , Barnette , Windsor , and Brown in Barcelona with Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Professor Gerard Magliocca — taught backwards. Trial record first, opinion last. A petition written in pencil from a Florida prison cell. A family prosecuted over a flag salute. A widow with a $363,000 tax bill. You know how these cases end. Do you know how
Marriage: History, Rights, and Alternative Models with Prof. Kaiponanea Matsumura (opens the original)
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- Originally Published Feb 9, 2022. Today I spoke with Professor Kaiponanea Matsumura, an ASU Law professor and expert on family law and the intimate relationships it governs. We discussed the history of marriage, the rights that flow from it, and the rise of non-marital relationships. Take a listen. Hosted by Sam Lederman Contact us at asulawradio@gmail.com with any comments or questions!
Prosecuting Gang Murder with the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office (opens the original)
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- Originally Published Aug 3, 2022. In this episode, I spoke with Assistant Head Deputy District Attorney Michael Enomoto about how criminal street gangs work, why they kill, and how they can be deterred. This episode is a great primer for 2L's about to take Criminal Procedure and 1L's trying to find externship opportunities for next summer. Take a listen. Hosted by Sam Lederman Contact us at asulawradio@gmail.com with any comments or questions!
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