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  • Ep. 19 - Case v Montana: When Can Police Enter Your Home To Provide Emergency Aid?
    Jan 31 2026

    In episode 19 of the Supreme Court Opinions Read podcast, we read the Supreme Court's opinion in Case v Montana. At issue in this case, whether police may enter a home without a warrant based on an objectively reasonable basis to believe it is necessary to provide emergency aid or prevent imminent injury or if the Fourth Amendment requires they have probable cause for said belief.

    Link to read the opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-624_b07d.pdf

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    42 min
  • Ep. 18 - Bost v Illinois State Board Of Elections: Political Candidate Standing To Challenge Vote Counting Rules
    Jan 25 2026

    In episode 18 of the Supreme Court Opinions Read podcast, we read the Supreme Court's opinion in Bost v Illinois State Board Of Elections. At issue in this case, whether political candidates have standing to challenge rules governing the counting of votes in their elections.

    Link to read the opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-568new_4gcj.pdf

    Linktree: https://linktr.ee/supremecourtopinionsread

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    1 h et 5 min
  • Ep. 17 - Bowe v United States: Section 2244 And Second/Successive Section 2255 Petitions By Federal Prisoners
    Jan 19 2026

    In episode 17 of the Supreme Court Opinions Read podcast, we read the Supreme Court's opinion in Bowe v United States. There are two issues in this case:

    (1) Whether Section 2255(h)'s cross-reference to Section 2244 includes Section 2244(b)(3)(E), thereby barring the Supreme Court from exercising certiori jurisdiction over federal prisoners' petitions for authorization to file second or successve petitions for postconviction relief.

    (2) Whether the same cross-reference includes Section 2244(b)(1), thereby barring federal prisoners' petitions for postconviction relief if they raise claims raised in previous petitions.

    Link to read the opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-5438_o7kq.pdf

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    2 h et 26 min
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