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Life of the Law’s team of investigative journalists, audio producers, editors, and scholars work as partners in cities around the country to produce bi-weekly feature episodes — investigative reports, in-studio discussions about all things law,…

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Thank You For This Year, From Life of the Law

by Nancy Mullane

December 21, 2014

Life of the Law has had a wonderful year! We produced 22 episodes, more than 200 magazine articles, and 4 LIVE LAW sold-out storytelling events in clubs and meeting halls across the country. We expanded our team of insightful, dedicated and professional…

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Prison Reports: There’s Such a Thing as a Non-conjugal Conjugal Visit. Yep.

by Rahsaan Thomas

December 17, 2014

Following the latest episode of our podcast on conjugal visits, Rahsaan Thomas reports from inside San Quentin State Prison on a different kind of conjugal visit — the kind that isn’t supposed to happen.

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How SERIAL Exposes the Limits of the Law

by Kate Leismer

December 10, 2014

The fact that Serial has captured and sustained a wide audience has sent waves through the podcast and radio world, but it should stir the legal world as well.

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Creative License: The Political Art of DonkeyHotey

by Stephanie Schroeder

December 5, 2014

I learned about the caricatures by DonkeyHotey when I saw one of the artist’s creations on the Constitutional Law Profs Blog. Someone remarked on an illustration of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and I was…

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5 Serial/Serious links for Serious/Serial Listeners

by Life of the Law

November 25, 2014

Are you obsessed with the new podcast Serial? Join the club. We have collected some of the best links around the web for Serial listeners for whom the podcast itself is not enough. Read on. 1. Reddit…

Fair Share

by Julie Sabatier

November 18, 2014

Podcasts Life of the Law & Destination DIY team up to examine the legal grey area occupied by the sharing economy. How are cities grappling with these increasingly popular, disruptive, peer-to-peer business models?

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Smart Stuff: What Nonmonogamous Relationship Activists Can Learn from Same-Sex Marriage Success

by Hadar Aviram

October 15, 2014

On October 6, the Supreme Court denied review, without comment, of all seven petitions addressing state court decisions to overturn same-sex marriage bans. The practical implication of these decisions is that same-sex marriage will become…

Jailhouse Lawyers

by Nancy Mullane

July 8, 2014

In California, there are hundreds if not thousands of people practicing criminal law though they’ve never passed a bar exam. They don’t wear suits. They don’t have secretaries. And they can’t bill for their time. They’re called Jailhouse Lawyers. They’re inmates who pursue the equivalent of a lawyer’s education and who work as lawyers from within prison walls.

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Meet Me, Our Intern

by Life of the Law

June 3, 2014

This is the first part of a series of posts written by our production intern, Simone Seiver, as she works with the Life of the Law team this summer and explores the world of podcasting….

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Thank You For This Year, From Life of the Law

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Prison Reports: There’s Such a Thing as a Non-conjugal Conjugal Visit. Yep.

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How SERIAL Exposes the Limits of the Law

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Creative License: The Political Art of DonkeyHotey

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Fair Share

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Smart Stuff: What Nonmonogamous Relationship Activists Can Learn from Same-Sex Marriage Success

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