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EPISODE · Sep 20, 2024 · 32 MIN

P Diddy Indicted, Texas’ Phone Ban in Schools, Ground Leases Explained, Rescuing Animals from Hot Cars and Parental Liability Debate

from Weekly Docket · host Philip Silberman

Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 36 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they break down the federal charges against Sean 'Diddy' Combs for sex trafficking and racketeering, sparking major legal and industry implications. Explore the Texas Education Commissioner’s push to ban cellphones in schools, raising questions about student safety and learning. Get answers to legal questions on the complexities of ground leases in real estate, when landlords can legally enter tenant properties in Texas, and whether it's legal to break a car window to save a pet trapped in a hot vehicle. Plus, hear a rant on whether parents should be held legally responsible for their children's actions at school. Don’t miss this episode filled with legal insights and lively discussions!

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Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 36 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they break down the federal charges against Sean 'Diddy' Combs for sex trafficking and racketeering, sparking major legal and industry implications. Explore the Texas Education Commissioner’s push to ban cellphones in schools, raising questions about student safety and learning. Get answers to legal questions on the complexities of ground leases in real estate, when landlords can legally enter tenant properties in Te...

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