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Law Between the Lines
by Sumana Krovi
Law Between the Lines breaks down the Supreme Court cases and civic questions shaping American life, in plain language and without the legal jargon. Hosted by Sumana Krovi, a political science student with a focus on law, each episode covers landmark SCOTUS cases and looks at the contemporary impact. If you’ve ever read a headline about a major ruling and wondered how to sort through all the legal jargon, this podcast is for you.
Episodes
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The Map That Changed the Voting Rights Act
How Louisiana’s congressional map led to a major Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act. We break down Robinson v. Ardoin, Louisiana v. Callais, majority-minority districts, Section 2 of the VRA, and the difference between redistricting and gerrymandering.
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Can Corporations Vote?
Can corporations vote? They can’t cast a ballot, but how much influence do they really have over the decisions that shape our democracy? In this episode, we’re breaking down the role of big money in American politics, from corporate spending and campaign finance to the influence of wealthy donors...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Law Between the Lines breaks down the Supreme Court cases and civic questions shaping American life, in plain language and without the legal jargon. Hosted by Sumana Krovi, a political science student with a focus on law, each episode covers landmark SCOTUS cases and looks at the contemporary impact. If you’ve ever read a headline about a major ruling and wondered how to sort through all the legal jargon, this podcast is for you.
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Sumana Krovi
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