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Criminal Law and Justice

Is the Supreme Court Still the Weakest Branch?

Alexander Hamilton called the U.S. Supreme Court the “weakest” branch of government, because it has no direct control over the military or budget.

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

07.15.2022
Criminal Law and Justice

Beyond Roe and Dobbs: the Future of Reproductive Rights

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization on June 24, 2022, has clear consequences: abortion is no longer a protected federal right in the U.S, and many clinics are shutting down.

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

07.14.2022
Criminal Law and Justice

SCOTUS: Roe v. Wade is Overturned

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on June 24, 2022, revoking the federal right to an abortion.

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

07.13.2022
Criminal Law and Justice

Restoring Rights and Clearing Records

We don’t make it easy for returning citizens to restart their lives. Though they’ve done their time, a whole host of federal, state and local laws ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

07.13.2022
Criminal Law and Justice

Justice Journalism

While federal criminal justice policy gets a lot of attention, arguably the most important reforms are occurring in local jurisdictions. And many of th ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

06.13.2022
Reproductive Health

Digital Surveillance and the Fight for Reproductive Rights

The reversal of Roe v. Wade would make it difficult or impossible for millions of people to obtain abortions, but would also open the doors to criminally prosecute people who seek or obtain an abortion.

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

05.18.2022
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