Legal Angle with Emmanuel Olawale

By: Emmanuel Olawale Esq.
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  • Summary

  • Legal Angle is a show about the intersections of life, culture, literature, entertainment, and the law. The show focuses on current affairs, world events, culture, and the societal impacts of legislation.
    The program is copyrighted, no portion of this program can be used without express written permission of the author.
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Episodes
  • Dispensing Justice During a Pandemic

    Dispensing Justice During a Pandemic
    Nov 1 2020

    The host, Emmanue Olawale, and the guest, Judge David Young talks about the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the effect on the U.S. Supreme Court. They also talk about the administration of justice from the bench during the coronavirus pandemic.
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    41 mins
  • The Roles of Judges in a Democracy

    The Roles of Judges in a Democracy
    Nov 1 2020

    The host Emmanuel Olawale and Carl Aveni, Esq. talk about the important roles judges play in a democracy, the intricacies of maintaining the rule of law, and the politics behind judicial decisions. 
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    45 mins
  • Breonna Taylor: The Unprotected Black Woman

    Breonna Taylor: The Unprotected Black Woman
    Nov 1 2020

    The host, Emmanuel Olawale, and guests Magistrate Lasheyl Stroud, and Asst. City Attorney Andy Miller and the host discuss the experiences of African American women within the American justice system using the Breonna Taylor case as a reference.
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    1 hr and 1 min

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