Never miss an episode by subscribing on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon, and Pandora! University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law’s legal experts give the legal angle on the latest news topics. Subjects covered range from U.S. Supreme Court decisions, sports law, technology, and more.
Opinions discussed are solely the opinion of the faculty or host, and do not constitute legal advice or necessarily represent the official views of the University of New Hampshire and UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law.
Professor Michael McCann discusses the legal situation around sports leagues reopening after the COVID-19 shutdown, including the impact of league dec...
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Professor Buzz Scherr discusses the legal implications of low and high tech contact tracing of COVID-19, including aspects of digital privacy and heal...
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Professor John Greabe discusses the impact of stare decisis on court decisions, especially regarding the United States Supreme Court. This episode rev...
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Professor Mike McCann discusses how Michael Jordan won a trademark case in China’s Supreme People’s Court after a long legal battle with Chinese compa...
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Adjunct Professor Maggie Goodlander discusses how COVID-19 will impact elections and steps that are being taken to expand absentee voting and voting b...
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Professor Mike McCann discusses how a judge ruled in favor of NBA 2K’s creators in a case brought by tattoo artists on use of player tattoos in their ...
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With the COVID19 pandemic, what power do states have to restrict travel and what would be the impact of doing that? Professor Buzz Scherr joins the sh...
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Coronavirus is doing a number to professional sports leagues, Professor Michael McCann catches us up on the legal impact of a mass athletics shut down...
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Is the right to abortion still specially protected by the Constitution? Professor John Greabe discusses fundamental rights, privacy, case history, and...
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Investigations into whether war crimes were committed during the war in Afghanistan have been approved by the International Criminal Court. Professor ...
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