In The Courts with Katie Barlow: June 29, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In The Courts with Katie Barlow: June 22, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In The Courts: June 15, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: June 8, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
Group sues porn sites over age-verification law
Katie Barlow chats with Dani Pinter, the director of the law center with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, to discuss how a group is suing porn sites over age-verification law.
Judges facing increased threats since Trump took office
Katie Barlow chats with Paul Kiesel, a lawyer and judicial security advocate, to discuss how judges are facing threats.
Federal Court: Trump can't unilaterally enact tariffs
A federal court said President Donald Trump can't unilaterally enact sweeping tariffs against most of the world's countries.
In The Courts with Katie Barlow: June 1, 2025
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Taylor Swift fights subpoena in Lively-Baldoni lawsuit
Taylor Swift is fighting a subpoena in the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni lawsuit. Baldoni's lawyers said they had info Lively threatened to release text messages with Taylor Swift if she didn't support her in the suit. Taylor Swift's spokesperson issued a statement distancing her from the lawsuit.
Legal considerations when planning for funerals
Katie Barlow sits down with Sara Aguiñiga to discuss legal considerations when planning for funerals..
WTF is Habeas Corpus?
Katie Barlow breaks down what Habeas Corpus is.
SCOTUS skeptical of push to end birthright citizenship
Supreme Court justices appeared to be skeptical of the push to end birthright citizenship.
In the The Courts: May 18, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
Golden Gavel: C-SPAN
'In The Courts' pays homage to C-SPAN as it continues to fight for cameras in the Supreme Court during upcoming arguments on birthright citizenship.
Journalism about rights, laws and powers in the Trump era
Adam Klasfeld - the co-founder and editor of All Rise News - says they are an organization about "Fearless journalism about the law, your rights and your powers to effect change in the Trump era."
In The Courts: May 11, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
Judge orders return of second man deported to El Salvador
In a similar case to Kilmar Abrego Garcia's - a Trump appointed judge in Baltimore ruled the Administration needs to try to bring a second man back from El Salvador as well. The judge ruled the man named only as "Cristian" was removed without due process. The Trump Admin accused him of being a member of the Tren de Aragua gang from Venezuela. Cristian was here seeking asylum. Trump deported him under the Alien Enemies Act - a 200-year-old wartime law that gives the President power to deport people from enemy nations.
Ed Martin out, Jeanine Pirro in for U.S. Attorney for DC
Republican Senator Thom Tillis came out this week and said he couldn't back Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney for D.C. Trump announced on Truth Social that he was pulling the nomination and instead tapping Fox News personality and former prosecutor Judge Jeanine Pirro for the job. She will be Interim DC U.S. Attorney - and would have to be confirmed by the Senate to get the job full time.
Trump says he could bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia home, but refuses
President Trump goes on record claiming he "could" bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador but refuses to do so. Trump insists Garcia is a member of MS 13 - and says the "proof" is the tattoos Garcia has on his hands-- which many say appear doctored in the photos. This, even though the Supreme Court upheld a Maryland judge's order for Trump Admin to facilitate Garcia's return home. Trump told ABC News it is not his decision to make and he has attorneys working on the case.
The ERC is suing a DC landlord for housing discrimination
The Equal Rights Center is suing a DC landlord accusing them of discrimination. They claim the MO Apartment Complex in Union Market discriminates against people with housing vouchers, low incomes and those with criminal records. The attorney who is representing the ERC, Zoila Hinson joins Katie to discuss the suit