S01, Episode X - #LoveWins
In the season finale of May It Please The Court, the justices decide the issue of same-sex marriage. In 2015, twelve years after the Court's...
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May it Please the Court
Did you know that a lot of the most famous landmark Supreme Court cases were all decided because of one sentence? From contraception laws to interracial marriage to abortion to same-sex marr...
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Listen to May it Please the Court, a Government & Organizations podcast by UntwistTheFacts. Stream 11 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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S01, Episode IX - A Lovers' Quarrel
It's a new millennium, and gay rights advocates take another stab at invalidating anti-sodomy laws in the landmark case of Lawrence v. Texas...
S01, Episode VIII - The O'Connor Burden
It’s a Roe v. Wade rematch when the Supreme Court hears the case of Planned Parenthood vs. Casey in 1992. As a new split forms among the Cou...
S01, Episode VII - No Conceivable Limit
Substantive due process is now a political issue. Republicans start appointing justices willing to reverse or limit the doctrine responsible...
S01, Episode VI - Jane Roe
With substantive due process back in full force, the Supreme Court takes up the issue of abortion and decides its most controversial case in...
S01, Episode V - Loving
Just two years after its historic decision in Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court decides a landmark case about interracial marriage....
S01, Episode IV - A Fundamental Right to Privacy
After 30 years without a landmark substantive due process case, the clause makes a roaring comeback in the 1960s when civil rights attorneys...
S01, Episode III - Delano's Wrath
The Lochner Era continues well into the 1930s. The Supreme Court was as divided as ever and starts to become a problem for President Frankli...
S01, Episode II - The Baker's Arrest
Justice Rufus Peckham gets his chance to make history by writing a new precedent that would dictate American domestic economic policy for a...
Introduction to Season I
Introduction to the Season 1 of May It Please The Court.
S01, Episode I - What Liberty?
In the pilot, Alex Akhavan traces the origins of the Due Process clause starting with the ratification of the 14th amendment and the birth o...