June 2, 2020 • In this episode of The Legal Eagle Files, KCRW host and reporter Madeleine Brand and law professor Jessica Levinson discuss some important legal issues related to President Trump`s use of Twitter. They also discuss the Supreme Court`s response to a California church seeking to strike down Governor Gavin Newsom`s restrictions on places of worship. Is it even legal? Journalist Madeleine Brand and law professor Jessica Levinson offer an intelligent and witty perspective on the legal issues of the day – and how they affect you. Archiving legal documents on your own premises takes up valuable storage space or incurs unnecessary costs for your law firm by using a paper warehouse. Easily compile multiple file formats such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Adobe, emails, image files, and video files into a searchable database. Technological advancements happen every day, and the ability to convert paper documents into digital files is key to keeping up. Legal Eagle offers scanning and imaging services that help achieve this goal by: In this episode of The Legal Eagle Files, KCRW host and reporter Madeleine Brand and law professor Jessica Levinson discuss some of the big legal issues related to President Trump`s use of these files. Provide optical character recognition services that turn your digital documents into searchable files If you are a lawyer (like me) whose practice generally does not allow you to deal with the most interesting and important legal issues of this era, or if you are an engaged (non-legal) citizen looking for a source for intelligent analysis, fun and easy to understand the most important legal issues of our time, this podcast must be in your library. April 28, 2020 • What does the future of reproductive rights hold in America? In this episode of The Legal Eagle Files, KCRW host and reporter Madeleine Brand speaks with law professor Jessica Levinson about why — and how — states have tried to use COVID-19 to ban abortion. They are also discussing an important abortion case that the Supreme Court will decide in this legislature. And they talk about their adventures working from home and parenting. Other topics discussed: Have states tried to use COVID-19 as a reason for a temporary ban on abortion? What is the remarkable abortion case currently before the Supreme Court? What does the future of reproductive rights look like in America after the pandemic? Is working from home with children a recipe for failure in both parenthood and parenthood? Legal Eagle can help law firms print and copy documents, as well as create printing documents essential for the process.
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Can President Trump postpone the presidential election? “Yes and no,” Levinson replies. “Congress could vote to postpone the election, but not by much. President Trump`s term ends on January 20, 2021. Until then, the vote must be cast and counted. Why are some individuals and legislators reluctant to expand choice? “There is evidence that at least some Republicans believe that lower voter turnout helps their candidates, and that higher turnout in turn helps Democrats. On “Fox and Friends,” President Trump recently said, “They had things — electoral levels that, if you ever agree, would never let a Republican vote in this country again.” This is probably, at least in part, why Democrats generally introduce and support laws that make voting easier, while Republicans do the opposite, pushing for more restrictions on voting rights. Senator Mitch McConnell recently called for a proposal to increase voter turnout by making Election Day a federal holiday a Democratic takeover. How aggressive can the police be against protesters? In this episode of The Legal Eagle Files, KCRW host and reporter Madeleine Brand talks with law professor Jessica Levinson about why — and how — some states have tried to use COVID-19 to ban abortion. They are also discussing an important abortion case that the Supreme Court will decide in this legislature. And they talk about their adventures working from home and parenting.
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