Short Circuit: Because the Supreme Court Did Some Things It Did

First, if you win a case against the government are you a “prevailing party” deserving of attorneys' fees? Second, the Sixth Circuit shot down a lot of the First and Fourth Amendments when a police department took vengeance upon a man who created a parody Facebook page.

Short Circuit: Threading the Federal Courts

Professor Marin Levy of Duke University School of Law, a top scholar on the federal judiciary, joins to discuss how she educates the world about the federal (and state!) courts through the magic of Twitter threads.