UNBIASED (3/5/24): EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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as posted by the channelIt recently came to Jordan's attention that not nearly enough Americans know as much about the Court as they should. In fact, a 2019 C-SPAN poll found that 52% of American voters couldn't name a SINGLE Supreme Court Justice. We need to change that. In this episode, you'll learn:
- When SCOTUS was founded.
- Where SCOTUS was originally located.
- How many Justices sit on the bench.
- How Justices are selected and appointed.
- The Difference between the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices.
- A short biography about each of the current Justices.
- Majority opinions vs. dissents.
- How the Court's procedure works including the length of each term, how opinions are issued, who determines who writes each opinion, the format of oral arguments, and much more.
- After listening, you'll be smarter than the average American when it comes to knowledge of the Supreme Court and that's something to brag about!
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This episode was originally released July 2023.
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