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The Law School of America

The Law School of America podcast is designed for listeners who what to expand and enhance their understanding of the American legal system. It provides you with legal principles in small digestible bites to make learning easy. If you"re willing to put in the time, The Law School of America podcasts can take you from novice to knowledgeable in a reasonable amount of time.

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01:01:53

Torts Day Three: The "Mountain" of Negligence

Law School ·

2026/04/15

In this episode, we explore the fundamental doctrines of negligence—the most crucial foundation of personal injury law—and decode how courts determine fault through duty and breach analysis. Whether you're a law student, practitioner, or just curious about how the legal system handles everyday accidents, this breakdown offers sharp insights into the mechanics behind liability.Most people think negligence is about bad intentions or malicious acts. In reality, it’s about carelessness—accidents

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01:03:03

Torts Day Two: The "Yes, But" Defense

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2026/04/14

In this episode, we delve into the strategic complexity of affirmative defenses in tort law. Understanding how and when these shields apply can turn a losing case into a victory, or vice versa. We explore key defenses like consent, protective privileges, and necessity, with practical insights on applying them in exam scenarios and real-life situations.Key Topics:The importance of privileges as affirmative defenses and their burden of proofThe nuanced distinctions between express, implied, and

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00:58:52

Torts Day One: The Power of Intent

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2026/04/13

This episode breaks down the core principles of intentional torts, from the foundational engine of volitional acts and intent to the nuanced doctrine of transferred intent. Whether you're preparing for law school exams or courtroom practice, understanding these concepts is essential for effective issue spotting and case analysis.Key Topics:The core engine of intentional torts: volitional acts and intentDifferentiating between specific intent and substantial certainty standardThe significance of

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01:26:54

Evidence Day Seven: The Vault and the Final Machine

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2026/04/12

Prepare for your next exam or courtroom with a systematic framework that demystifies the complexity of evidence law. In this episode, we dissect the layered process of evaluating evidence—from privileges and presumptions to relevance, authentication, hearsay, and constitutional constraints—empowering you with a precise, step-by-step methodology.Unlock the secrets that transform overwhelming evidence law into a systematic, unstoppable process. If you've ever felt paralyzed by the complexity of

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00:57:07

Evidence Day Six: The Container and the Key

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2026/04/11

This episode takes you through the rigorous process of introducing physical evidence in court, breaking down complex rules with clear analogies and real-world examples. Whether you're preparing for the bar exam or seeking to understand evidence law’s logical structure, this is your essential guide.Most evidence in court isn't just about the story—it's about proving the actual thing. Whether it’s a bloody knife, a signed contract, or a grainy surveillance clip, your first job is verifying

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01:07:12

Evidence Day Five: The Hearsay Exceptions

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2026/04/10

In this deep dive into evidence law, we explore how courts differentiate between trustworthy and unreliable out-of-court statements through rules, doctrines, and constitutional safeguards. If you're preparing for a law exam or practicing law, understanding these intricacies is essential for navigating or challenging hearsay evidence effectively.Hearsay is the Achilles’ heel of the trial lawyer — but what if your most critical evidence is just a ghost? This episode unlocks the secret pathways of

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01:01:34

Evidence Day Four: The Hearsay Gauntlet

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2026/04/09

In this episode, we demystify the complex world of hearsay evidence, turning what often feels like an insurmountable maze into a clear, actionable framework. Whether you're a law student, a lawyer, or just a curious mind, understanding the layered defense against inadmissible evidence is crucial for both exams and courtroom strategy.Most legal defenses hinge on one critical concept: whether evidence is hearsay or not. Discover the foolproof "hearsay attack plan" that courtroom pros use

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01:06:48

Evidence Day Three: The Witness Clinic

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2026/04/08

In this episode, we delve into the foundational pillars of witness testimony, unraveling the complexities of competency, memory, and the art of impeachment. Designed to equip law students and future lawyers, this session clarifies how the evidence rules operate as a precise, mechanical system to test and ensure reliability under pressure.Main Topics:Criterion for Witness Competency: The modern presumption that everyone with a pulse can testify and how judges scrutinize functional capacities.Memory

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01:01:41

Evidence Day Two: The Character Assassination Clinic

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2026/04/07

In this episode, we explore the intricate landscape of character evidence within U.S. law, emphasizing how rules and exceptions are designed to balance fairness with societal interests. Whether you're a law student or a seasoned trial lawyer, mastering these principles is crucial to navigating courtroom strategies effectively.Main insights include:The fundamental propensity ban under Federal Rule of Evidence 404A, which generally prohibits using character traits to prove conduct on a specific

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01:08:16

Evidence Day One: Relevance, Trial Mechanics, and the...

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2026/04/06

In this episode, we delve into the foundational pillars of witness testimony, unraveling the complexities of competency, memory, and the art of impeachment. Designed to equip law students and future lawyers, this session clarifies how the evidence rules operate as a precise, mechanical system to test and ensure reliability under pressure.Main Topics:Criterion for Witness Competency: The modern presumption that everyone with a pulse can testify and how judges scrutinize functional capacities.Memory

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00:58:44

Constitution Law Part Seven: Freedom of Religion and...

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2026/04/05

This episode offers a comprehensive guide to approaching complex constitutional law questions on the bar exam. It breaks down the core filters and analyses needed to decode messy fact patterns, ensuring you’re equipped to identify issues efficiently and confidently.Most law students stumble over the nuanced boundaries of the First Amendment’s religion clauses. This episode cuts through the confusion, revealing the precise diagnostic machine you need to master to navigate them—an analytical protocol

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01:00:58

Constitution Law Part Six: The First Amendment -...

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2026/04/04

In this episode, we break down the complex landscape of First Amendment law, transforming it into a systematic, step-by-step diagnostic tool perfect for law students tackling exams or lawyers refining their understanding. We explore how to dissect any speech-related case by analyzing the actor, content, forum, and specific doctrines—arming you with clarity and confidence.Most students fail their first constitutional law exam by misidentifying the core trap—confusing private rights with government

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01:08:15

Constitution Law Part Five: Equal Protection and...

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2026/04/03

This episode breaks down the complex layers of the equal protection clause, revealing how courts evaluate government classifications and the tiers of scrutiny that determine constitutionality. Whether analyzing race, gender, or alienage, grasping this framework is essential for mastering constitutional law and excelling on the bar exam.Most legal battles over discrimination hinge on whether the government drew a line trying to treat groups differently — and whether that line passes strict scrutiny,

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00:57:41

Constitution Law Part Four: State Action and the...

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2026/04/02

This episode unpacks the critical frameworks and doctrines that determine when and how the Constitution limits government power over individual rights. We explore the key tests, exceptions, and landmark cases shaping constitutional protections today, emphasizing practical application for exams and legal reasoning.Most constitutional protections don’t kick in unless the government is involved. But what happens when private companies and social media platforms perform roles historically reserved for

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01:07:37

Constitution Law Part Three: Executive Power and the...

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2026/04/01

This episode offers an exhaustive exploration of how the U.S. Constitution distributes authority among branches and levels of government, emphasizing that these powers are constantly in dynamic tension. It’s essential listening for understanding how modern courts police the boundaries designed by the framers.Most of us assume separation of powers keeps legislative, executive, and judicial branches neatly apart. But the reality is far more dynamic—and dangerous. In this episode, we explore how the

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00:58:52

Constitutional Law—The Machinery of Federal Power:...

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2026/03/31

This episode distills the complex landscape of federal legislative power into clear, actionable steps. Whether you're studying for the bar or trying to deepen your understanding of constitutional limits, you'll learn the diagnostic protocol to analyze any federal law or regulation.Most federal laws that seem beneficial or expansive are actually constrained by the limited scope of Congress’s constitutional powers—and understanding the boundaries is crucial for any aspiring constitutional

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01:05:01

Constitutional Law - Mastering Article III...

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2026/03/30

This episode breaks down the foundational tools that courts use to determine whether they can hear a case, focusing on the critical "gatekeeping" doctrines of Article III jurisdiction. Whether you're prepping for the bar exam or trying to understand how judicial power operates, this guide provides clarity on the mechanics that restrict or enable courts to intervene.Most cases seem straightforward — until you realize the real gatekeeping happens long before the merits are even

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01:01:51

Professional Responsibility Part Seven: Judicial...

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2026/03/29

This episode takes a deep dive into the fundamental principles that uphold the integrity of the judicial system and the legal profession. You'll learn how trust functions as a shared hallucination—an essential framework that keeps society functioning—and how strict ethical rules are designed to protect this trust.Most legal systems, including ours, fundamentally rely on a shared trust—on the belief that the system is fair, impartial, and operates reliably. But what if that trust is a fragile

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00:44:32

Professional Responsibility Part Six: Communications,...

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2026/03/28

Navigating Ethical Boundaries in Legal Practice: Rules of Professional ResponsibilityIn this episode, we explore the complex landscape of legal ethics, focusing on how lawyers can ethically acquire and maintain clients while respecting core principles like truthfulness, client independence, and supervisory responsibility. Given the evolving technological environment, understanding these boundaries has never been more crucial.Most legal ethics rulings are designed to prevent one thing: the abuse of

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00:50:20

Professional Responsibility Part Five: The Advocate’s...

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2026/03/27

This episode breaks down the fundamental ethical principles lawyers must navigate when their duty to clients conflicts with their obligation to the justice system. We explore core rules, real-world scenarios, and the evolving challenges posed by technology and complex cases.When does a lawyer’s duty of loyalty to a client give way to the pursuit of truth in court? Surprisingly often — and understanding the rules that govern this tension could be your biggest advantage on exam day. This episode

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