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The National University podcast offers a holistic approach to student support, well-being, and success called, "The Whole Human Education." We put passion into practice by offering accessible, achievable higher education to lifelong learners.
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How Appellate Law Works and the Power of Oral Argument (opens the original)
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This episode of the National University Podcast explores how appellate law really works, from briefing and oral argument to chambers dynamics and judicial decision-making. Justice Patricia D. Benke brings more than 35 years on the California Court of Appeal and decades of teaching experience to explain the craft behind appellate practice and why clarity, research, and synthesis matter so much.
CSI: What Forensic Investigation Is Really Like (opens the original)
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This episode of the National University Podcast features host Kimberly King in conversation with Dr. Gabrielle Suboch, a veteran crime scene investigator, forensic consultant, and expert witness with more than 28 years in law enforcement in Germany and the United States. They unpack what crime scene work actually looks like, how forensic investigations differ from TV portrayals, and why documentation, contamination control, and courtroom testimony matter so much.We discuss the realities of homic
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