The Rule of Law: The Academy Speaks
Welcome to the official podcast of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. Each week, Academy President Joe Tucker sits down with some of the world’s foremost trial lawyers and champions of justice to explore the most pressing issues facing the legal profession and the…
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Politics Aside: State Courts & Federal Elections (part 3) (opens the original)
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Chief Justices O’Connor and Pariente reflect on two defining moments from their time on the bench: Ohio’s redistricting battles and the Florida recount in Bush v. Gore.
Politics Aside: State Courts & Federal Elections (part two) (opens the original)
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Judicial independence cannot survive on principle alone. Chief Justices O’Connor and Pariente discuss why courts must do more to explain their role to a public that may never have been taught how the Judicial Branch actually works.
Politics Aside: State Courts & Federal Elections (part one) (opens the original)
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Former Chief Justices Maureen O’Connor and Barbara Pariente break down what judicial independence really means, why it matters, and how state and federal courts differ in their roles.
Asylum 2026: VECINA in Action (part 2) (opens the original)
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Learn how experienced trial lawyers can help deliver critical legal support to people who might otherwise go without representation.
Asylum 2026: VECINA in Action (part 1) (opens the original)
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Learn how VECINA is responding to a rapidly changing immigration landscape through legal consultations, reunification support, and habeas training.
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