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This series of podcasts features experts who analyze the latest developments in the legal and policy world. The podcasts are in the form of monologues, podcast debates or panel discussions and vary in length. The Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speakers. We hope these broadcasts, like all of our programming, will serve to stimulate discussion and further exchange regarding important current legal issues. We invite listeners to share their responses, thoughts and criticisms by writing to us at pgpodcasts@fed-soc.org.

2012

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Date	Practice Group	Podcast Title
5/21/12	Administrative Law & Regulation	Benefit-Cost Analysis in Rulemaking: Ready for Prime Time?

5/16/2012	Civil Rights	The EEOC – Disparate Impact and the Use of Criminal Arrest and Convictions Records

5/10/2012	Free Speech & Election Law	Applying Citizens United

5/9/2012	Free Speech & Election Law	Judicial Elections and Speech Regulations

5/8/2012	Corporations, Securities & Antitrust	Corporate Taxation Reform

5/4/2012	Civil Rights	The Fisher Case: Mismatch & the Future of Affirmative Action

5/1/2012	Professional Responsibility & Legal Education	James Madison by Richard Brookhiser

4/26/2012	Criminal Law & Procedure	Stand Your Ground

4/25/2012	Criminal Law & Procedure	Grand Jury Reform

4/24/2012	International & National Security Law	Examination of the Legal Rationale for Targeting U.S. Citizens

4/20/2012	Free Speech & Election Law	The National Popular Vote Plan

4/13/2012	Criminal Law & Procedure	The Supreme Court and Access to Effective Counsel

4/3/2012	Environmental Law & Property Rights	The Keystone Pipeline

4/2/2012	Civil Rights	Redistricting Litigation Update

3/28/2012	Federalism & Separation of Powers	Obamacare Daily Oral Argument Briefing - Wednesday

3/27/2012	Federalism & Separation of Powers	Obamacare Daily Oral Argument Briefing - Tuesday

3/26/2012	Federalism & Separation of Powers	Obamacare Daily Oral Argument Briefing - Monday

3/21/2012	Litigation	The Future of Arbitration and the World of Class Action Litigation

3/5/2012	Federalism & Separation of Powers	Are the Recent Recess Appointments Constitutional?

2/23/2012	Environmental Law & Property Rights	Sackett v. EPA: When May a Landowner Take the EPA to Court?

2/21/2012	Environmental Law & Property Rights	The Compact Clause and Interstate Compacts

2/17/2012	Administrative Law & Regulation	The Regulatory Accountability Act

2/16/2012	Environmental Law & Property Rights	Rent Control and the Supreme Court: Harmon v. Markus

2/13/2012	Intellectual Property	The Supreme Court Rules on Congress’s Power to Grant Copyrights to Public Domain Works – Golan v. Holder

2/10/2012	Financial Services & E-Commerce	The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

2/8/2012	Litigation	Who Should Receive Unclaimed Class Action Awards? The Tale of Cy Pres

2/7/2012	Professional Responsibility & Legal Education	Keynes vs. Hayek: The Clash that Defined Modern Economics

2/6/2012	Criminal Law & Procedure	GPS Surveillance and the Supreme Court: U.S. v. Jones

2/3/2012	Civil Rights	Is Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act Constitutional?

2/2/2012	Intellectual Property	Will Americans Continue to Invent?

2/2/2012	Civil Rights	Felon Voting

1/27/2012	Free Speech & Election Law	Speaking Freely in Business

1/20/2012	Corporations, Securities & Antitrust	SEC Enforcement

1/18/2012	Corporations, Securities & Antitrust	Business Roundtable v. SEC and the Future of Proxy Access

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