Judge Andrew P. Napolitano, the Senior Legal Analyst for Fox News and a Board Member of the Mises Institute, joins Jeff Deist for an in-depth look at the legal crisis facing America in the wake of COVID-19 and ongoing civil unrest. Among the topics:

• What powers do Trump and governors have to quell protests or prevent the spread of disease? Are orders not authorized by legislatures flatly illegal? Do they carry the force of law?
• Can Trump call out National Guard or federal military forces without congressional approval or consent of governors?
• What does due process mean during a crisis? Do constitutional protections disappear when public health is at stake or mass protests overtake the streets?
• What level of constitutional scrutiny should apply to measures taken by governors and mayors—quarantines, business closures, curfews, police mobilizations?
• Are qualified immunity protections keeping dangerous cops and politicians from accountability? Will business owners be able to sue state or local governments for violating their rights?
• Is "property vs. lives" a false choice from a legal perspective? Do police have any affirmative duty to safeguard either?
• What roles do the Ninth and Tenth Amendments play—or should they play—in how various states deal with these crises? Is federalism poised for a resurgence?

This online seminar is sure to be a hard-hitting and uncompromising discussion of government malfeasance and lawlessness.