50: Jordan, Potter & Shadows

The #SistersInLaw convene this week to discuss the 1/6 committee’s request to interview Rep. Jordan and what happens when congress investigates its own members. Then, they look at the relevant factors in the manslaughter verdict against police officer Kim Potter, and the Supreme Court taking vaccine mandate cases out of the shadow docket and bringing them to oral arguments.
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Articles Mentioned by the #Sisters:
Joyce Vance: On the importance of the George Floyd Policing Act
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