Joyce Vance hosts #SistersInLaw to discuss Chief Justice Roberts’ defense of the SCOTUS against partisanship accusations, the controversy over its Louisiana v. Callais ruling and the immediate implementation of the decision, and Justice Jackson’s pushback on the court.  Then, the #Sisters break down the escalating gerrymandering war, Trump’s pressure on Republicans to redraw maps mid-decade, and Democrats' possible responses. They also examine the FBI’s seizure of 2020 election records from Fulton County, Georgia, a federal judge’s refusal to return them, and suspicious FBI targeting of a Democratic state senator involved in Virginia redistricting.

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In this episode of #SistersInLaw Sidebar, Joyce Vance and Barb McQuade answer your questions on everything from the powers of the judicial branch to pursuing a case in small claims court, and more.  They discuss whether the indictment of James Comey is a case of selective prosecution, what happens when a district is reconfigured by gerrymandering, how the assets of estates are allocated without a will, whether the judicial or legislative branch makes the ultimate determination on our laws, pursuing a case in small claims court, and the difference between a copyright and a trademark.

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Kimberly Atkins Stohr hosts #SistersInLaw to discuss the SCOTUS ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, looking at the history of district allocation, how it undermines the Voting Rights Act, the significance of Justice Kagan’s dissent, and what it could mean for the country going forward.  Then, the #Sisters explain the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, the legal definition of a true threat, and the protection the 1st Amendment affords political speech.  They also review the criminal charges against the attempted presidential assassin at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and the ethics of using it as leverage for a White House ballroom.

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In this special live episode of #SistersInLaw Sidebar, the #Sisters answer your questions in Denver on everything from the intersection of religion to reviving the reputation of the DOJ, and more.  They discuss Maureen Comey’s lawsuit over her firing, the dangers the reinterpretation of the FACE Act poses for reproductive care, the effect of the Tina Peters case on attempts to interfere with elections, exposure of the SCOTUS shadow docket process, how to fight back against encroachments on religious freedom in schools, and how to hold Pam Bondi accountable for her leadership of the DOJ and restore its reputation going forward.

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#SistersInLaw LIVE show in Denver they kick off by discussing the allegations against Kash Patel that led him to file a defamation lawsuit, the legal standard for defamation, and the potential national security implications.  Then, they review the key SCOTUS cases of 2026, covering the dangers posed by dark money in political contributions and by birthright citizenship.  They also examine the Trump administration’s targeting of the Southern Poverty Law Center and highlight the vital role non-profit organizations have in the fight for justice and civil rights.

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In this episode of #sistersinlaw, we unravel the truth about Sharia law, the ever-elusive limits of impeachment, and why Canadians are loving us—and why we love poutine. The Sisters answer your questions, with wit, charm and honesty.

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In this episode of #SistersInLaw Sidebar, Jill Wine-Banks and Joyce Vance answer your questions on everything from war crimes to voter suppression and more. Together, they discuss how to hold unresponsive elected officials accountable, what constitutes a war crime under international and U.S. law, whether provisional ballots remain available if voting is suppressed, the Tina Peters’ 2020 voting records case, the likelihood of Trump getting another Supreme Court pick, and why NDAs are not considered a violation of free speech.

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Ever wondered where your tax dollars are disappearing to and what it’s actually funding? Spoiler alert: It’s not just pens and paper! Join us as we unravel the jaw-dropping increase in ICE budgets, the shady inhumane detention centers, and the questionable police tactics that make you go “Wait, seriously?” This episode is a rollercoaster through federal enforcement’s wild ride and why you should care.

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#SisterInLaw critically examines the DOJ's weaponization working group report, focusing on the FACE Act, its enforcement, and the political implications surrounding recent prosecutions and pardons. Experts discuss the law's history, recent legal actions, and the broader impact on justice and civil rights.

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Jill Wine-Banks hosts #SistersInLaw to explain the FACE Act, how it’s been used in the past, its politicization by Trump’s DOJ in recent prosecutions, and the erosion of protections granted to reproductive health clinics.  Then, the #Sisters discuss the recent antitrust verdict against Ticketmaster and Live Nation, their monopoly on the live entertainment industry, the origins of the case, the actions being taken by the DOJ and various states, and what it all means for ticket prices.  They also expose the sizeable budget allocation for immigration enforcement, examine the challenges of prosecuting wayward ICE agents, and consider what the future might hold.

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#SistersInLaw answer your questions including what happens next for Pam Bondi ?

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Joyce Vance, Barb McQuade & Kim Atkins Stohr explore the critical issues surrounding immigration judges, their independence, and the impact of recent political changes on immigration law and due process rights. Experts discuss the differences between Article III judges and immigration judges, the influence of political pressures, and potential solutions for reform.

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In this episode of #SistersInLaw Sidebar, Barb McQuade and Kimberly Atkins Stohr answer your questions on everything from space exploration to gender affirming care and more.  Together, they discuss who has the rights to the moon and other resources in space, whether bans on gender affirming care violate the 1st Amendment to free expression, what it will take for Republicans to join future efforts for impeachment, the basis for the DOJ opening an investigation into Cassidy Hutchinson, the right to strike, and issues with Todd Blance going into his possible confirmation as Attorney General.

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The Sisters explain the Presidential Records Act and why it’s so important for preserving an accurate history of events and leaving behind a trove of reference materials for legal challenges to past policy

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Joyce Vance hosts #SistersInLaw to discuss Trump’s threat to end Iran’s civilization, what it takes for the country to officially declare war, the Geneva Convention, and the potential consequences for violating the laws of war.  Then, the #Sisters explain the Presidential Records Act and why it’s so important for preserving an accurate history of events and leaving behind a trove of reference materials for legal challenges to past policy.  They also explore the value of due process in asylum claims and expose the troubling purge of immigration judges by the Trump administration.

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This episode explores the implications of President Trump's executive order targeting public media, the court's response, and the vital role of NPR and PBS in American democracy. Experts discuss the importance of public broadcasting, the threats it faces, and how listeners can support these essential institutions.

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