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The Supreme Court of the United States reconvenes after its summer recess on the first Monday in October. Over the following months, the Court hears many cases, some of which are seen as more important than others.

Wagatha Christie. Depp vs Heard. The Paltrow ski-and-run case. Free Britney. These are moments that went down in pop culture history and resulted in celebrity court cases that had us all invested. Join Jackie Adedeji AKA your raven-haired Elle Woods, alongside a lawyer and an expert, as we investigate the trials that dominated your timeline. We’ve read the court transcripts - so you don’t have to. It’s giving law and order alongside a dollop of pop culture. So… are you ready to get served? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What would you do if you suddenly found yourself on the wrong side of the law? Or how would you navigate a trial as a researcher stepping into a courtroom for the first time? And do you actually know what happens behind those courtroom doors? The law shapes our everyday lives. But most of us have never set foot in a courtroom. We have. As researchers, we spend a lot of time inside European courts. And one thing has become clear: the courtroom is a complex environment to understand. Join us inside the courtroom as we explore its intricacies and demystify what truly happens when justice is put ...

More than a podcast, it’s a basketball household on the mic. The Full Court Podcast breaks down hoops, family, and the real grind behind the game.

Upon the death of Lord Wharton, the stunning young Claire is taken aback to discover that she is the unexpected heiress to Court Regna, along with its title, immense fortune, and sprawling lands. As she navigates her new world, she crosses paths with a dashing yet impoverished architect. Their romance blossoms, but a fateful misunderstanding leads Claire to question her feelings, prompting her to push him away. Unbeknownst to her, his departure from Regna sets off a chain of events that paints him as a suspect in the mysterious disappearance of a local village girl that very night. As lies, ...

Dive into the captivating world of historical romance with Love Affairs of the Courts of Europe. In this delightful collection, Thornton Hall recounts the real-life love stories of iconic figures who once graced the grand courts of Europe. With a writing style that is both entertaining and accessible, Hall masterfully weaves together tales of charm, passion, and intrigue. While he may sprinkle in some embellishments, these flourishes only enhance the allure of each narrative. Join us on this enchanting journey through historys most romantic tales!

For readers of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and The Phantom of Fifth Avenue, a page-turning drama of fortunes, eugenics and women's reproductive rights framed by the sordid court battle between Ann Cooper Hewitt and her socialite mother. At the turn of the twentieth century, American...

After spending almost 20 years in city courtrooms reporting for the ABC on some of the country’s highest profile cases, in The Outback Court Reporter, Jamelle Wells takes you into our country courtrooms, from the grand sandstone edifices of Cobar and Grafton to the repurposed community halls and police stations in outback Queensland and the Northern Territory – introducing you to the court staff, the witnesses and the accused, in cases that shock, captivate and divide communities.

The unassuming Leonard Middlebrook, a young lawyer with a penchant for bibliographical pursuits, finds himself embroiled in a thrilling mystery that spans from the British Isles to the Far East. His journey begins when he is invited to the secluded Ravensdene Court on the Northumbrian coast, where Francis Raven, a retired Indian careerist, requires assistance in sorting through a vast collection of books and artifacts. As Leonard delves deeper into the task, he becomes the epicenter of a chilling enigma that threatens not just him, but also the lively Miss Raven, Franciss niece. Join Leonard ...

A podcast show that seeks to investigate and deliberate; being guided by the spirit of Truth. To answer and understand foundational truths and precepts to our existence while exploring and toying around the idea of putting meanings to happenings around us in light of what the True Transcending one seeks, so as to set us free.

Like being on a call with your best tennis friends. Each week, Allen McDuffee of Court Theory and his friends in tennis media make the crucial calls you’ve been waiting for. In each episode, critical analysis meets genuine fandom as we break down the week's big matches, analyze the latest trends on the WTA and ATP Tours, and explore the culture and business of the sport — all designed to keep you ahead of the game. If tennis is your sport, The Call is your court.

What if the system meant to protect families is failing them instead? “Beyond the Gavel” is a documentary-style podcast exposing the real stories, hidden biases, and troubling realities inside the American family court system. Each episode dives deep into controversial topics—from fathers’ rights and custody battles to the laws that keep parents fighting and children caught in the crossfire. Hosted by a legal professional and advocate, this series cuts through courtroom jargon and legal myths to reveal how ordinary families are affected by extraordinary injustice. Hear candid ...

This collection consists of eight short stories and nine poems and was first published in 1910. The opening story is an examination of a quaint legal custom in New South Wales whereby a defendant could be sentenced to a period of imprisonment that was to end when the court hearing finished.

🎙 Court Is in SessionWelcome to the Naughty Corner – where internet chaos stands trial. Court Is in Session is your weekly dose of feral Reddit drama, unhinged Twitter takes, fanfic meltdowns, and moral messes too cooked for real life – served hot with a side of Vegemite and rage.Think Two Hot Takes meets Smosh Reads Reddit, if it were owned by Dropout and hijacked by Brennan Lee Mulligan.Hosted by Courtney, each episode assembles a tribunal of tossers who spent far too much time in their school’s naughty corner – each one offering their own trash-and-treasure takes. Rather than ...

Welcome to Court Candy, the women’s hoops and culture podcast that's serving hot takes and group chat energy. If you love crossover dribbles and crossover drama, you’re in the right place. Every week, we’re breaking down what’s sweet, salty, and maybe a little scandalous in the W and culture - from player beefs to pay gaps, sneaker culture to queer culture, and everything in between. Drops every Tuesday on YouTube and all streaming platforms. Hosts: Sloane & Kate.

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Court Marriage is a renowned and professional marriage center in India. We offer services for court marriages, Hindu marriages, Muslim marriages, Arya samaj marriages, and foreign marriages. We are one of the best legal advisers of all sorts of marriages. Our Office is located all across India

Join James Court and Sweet Tee each week as they put their verdict on the controversial, the important and the downright strange that fills the world today.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/courtcase. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Court: The Podcast gives Black girls and women the home court advantage as they navigate not being a girl anymore, but not fully feeling like a woman (shoutout to Britney). On this coming of age podcast, Host and Executive Producer, Chinenye Onyeike, shares anecdotes from her life where she grew the most, and interviews guests that are not only trailblazers in their industries, but who also struggled along the way. Together, Chinenye and her guests tell inspiring of stories that remind audiences that the hard times in our lives won't last forever.

Dive into the gritty world of early 20th century London courts with Thomas Holmes, a police court missionary who served for two decades. This book, first published in 1900, explores the true stories Holmes encountered in his mission to help convicted criminals reform. As an early form of a probation officer, often sponsored by temperance unions, Holmes observed and navigated the complex web of crime causes, chief among them being alcoholism (then known as dipsomania), poverty, and domestic violence. His first-hand experiences, observations, and beliefs about crime provide a fascinating insight...