In This Episode:

The #SistersInLaw come together to look at how the DoJ is reclaiming its role as the defender of our civil rights, and how it can defend our society’s marginalized in the coming years.  Then, they examine the case of the snappy snapchat cheerleader and if she should be sanctioned, before giving you the dirty on the legal issues facing Rudy Guliani.  Is this the end for him?  Find out with #SistersInLaw.

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This Week’s Articles from The Sisters: 

FROM BARB MCQUADE 

First, Do No Escalation

Here’s What The Rudy Raid Means 

FROM KIMBERLY ATKINS

Garland Lays Groundwork For Rebuilding Trust

Pack The Lower Courts

Cheerleader Kim

Hosts:

Barbara McQuade

Jill Wine-Banks

Joyce Vance

Kimberly Atkins Stohr