Law Ed Up, hosted by seasoned attorney Brian Jackson, dives deep into the essential areas of law, including business, franchise, employment, civil rights, constitutional, property, and criminal law. Brian breaks down complex legal principles into easy-to-understand insights, empowering everyone—from curious individuals to seasoned professionals—to grasp the fundamentals of how law shapes society. Whether you're an attorney, law student, or just interested in understanding your rights and the legal system, this podcast will sharpen your analytical skills and deepen your legal knowledge. Tune
What is a contract? Understanding the basic principles of a contract.
Like and subscribe! Attorney Brian Jackson is the host of this lawed up episode. We break down what is taught in law school for contracts, such as important terms like offers, acceptance, consideration, written contracts, verbal contracts. We also talk about what types of damages there are in a breach of contract.
At the end we also talk about privacy policies and how they differ in the United States and Europe.
12 Dec 2024
Criminal law breakdown of Luigi Mangione and murder of United Healthcare CEO
Attorney Brian Jackson breaks down the Luigi Mangione case, analyzing the evidence, charges, and extradition process with a focus on understanding the complexities of the US healthcare system.
12 Dec 2024
Public and Government Employee Due Process Rights and Termination Hearings
Attorney Brian Jackson explores public and government employee due process rights, termination hearings, and the importance of unemployment benefits in the employment law setting.
6 Dec 2024
Federal Court of Appels Approves Tiktok Ban: What it means for users and free speech
Attorney Brian Jackson breaks down the federal court of appeals' approval of the TikTok ban, revealing its implications for users and the future of free speech.
5 Dec 2024
Roe v. Wade, unraveling the law, abortion, the 14th Amendment and the overturn
Law Professor and hosts, [Host 1 Last Name], and [Host 2 Last Name], dissect the landmark case of Roe v. Wade, its overturn, and the implications for reproductive rights and the 14th Amendment.
25 Nov 2024
Legal Update on the Menendez Brothers and Habeas Corpus
Attorney Brian Jackson explores the Menendez brothers' case, delving into the history and new evidence that may lead to resentencing and release after 30 years in prison.
22 Nov 2024
How can you get $37 million? One employee won on a defamation claim against Wal-Mart
Attorney Brian Jackson delves into the $37 million defamation verdict against Wal-Mart, explaining defamation law, workers compensation, and punitive damages.
21 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Overtime Pay, Salary and Misclassification of Exempt and Nonexempt Employees
Attorney Brian Jackson explores the complexities of overtime pay, salary, and misclassification under the Fair Labor Standards Act, highlighting key exceptions and implications for employers.
20 Nov 2024
Home Alone Legal Analysis and Breakdown of the Holiday Movie
Attorney Brian Jackson delivers a festive legal breakdown of 'Home Alone,' analyzing the laws broken in the classic holiday movie and the consequences of the Mcallisters' actions.
19 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Understanding a Law School Education
This podcast hosted by attorney Brian Jackson focuses generally on a law school education and why it is important. It isn't just for people who want to go to law school, but for those who want to better understand what is taught in law school. The podcast focuses in why a law school education is so valuable, even for people who don't want to pursue a legal career. It focuses on what topics are taught in law school, how the bar exam is taught, and how law school is taught, including the Socratic method. It also touches on what you need to do to prepare to get into law school, including the LSAT and LSAT prep.
12 Nov 2024
Lawed Up The 4th Amendment
Like and subscribe! Attorney Brian Jackson is the host of this lawed up episode. In this episode we give a general overview of the 4th Amendment and how it works. We discuss required search warrants of a home and the scope and breadth of such searches and areas of your home that may not require a warrant and the scope and breadth of a warrant and requirements into getting a warrant and your reasonable expectation to privacy. We also discuss probable cause and what that means. We then go into areas that may or may not require a warrant and warrantless searches. We talk about Terry stops and police ability to stop someone in public and to conduct frisks. We also talk about searching a person incident to an arrest or a terry stop. We also talk about being detained and how long is too long and if it gets to the level of an arrest that requires a warrant. We also talk about stops of vehicles and the legal basis needed to stop a vehicle. We talk about how stops of vehicles can be extended. We also talk about DUIs and the evidence of being intoxicated or driving under the influence needed to arrest someone as well as breathalyzer and blood tests.
11 Nov 2024
Lawed Up the First Amendment and Individual Rights
This Lawed Up episode hosted by attorney Brian Jackson breaks down why the first amendment is so important and talks about individual rights under the constitution. It also talks about civil rights lawsuits and how they are unique and the challenges related to those types of claims. It also talks about where the first amendment applies and how it relates to government and how it doesn't relate to private businesses and some exceptions as it relates to the first amendment.
8 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Criminal Law Elements and Practical Procedure
This Lawed Up episode with attorney Brian Jackson discusses what is taught in the criminal law class in your first year of law school, such as elements of a crime such burglary, robery, theft and murder. It talks about the model penal code and the mens rea elements required for many crimes as well as accomplice and conspirators to crimes. The last part of the episode goes into the more practical procedure on what happens when someone is charged with a crime, the charging process, the bail process, preliminary hearings and or grand juries. It also discusses practical matters such as why criminal defense attorneys are important to the criminal justice system, why it is important to get one and their role in helping an individual through the process.
8 Nov 2024
Lawed Up, Torts, Civil Claims, Personal Injury, Defamation and more
New Lawed Up episode with attorney Brian Jackson that explains what a tort is. Torts is taught to first year law students. Torts includes civil claims as it relates to negligence such as personal injury claims and we discuss the reasonable person standard, duty of care, as well as breach of that care. It also discusses what damages you can expect from a personal injury case, including punitive damages. It also discusses other torts such as slander, defamation, false light, invasion of privacy, misappropriation of name of likeness as well as products liability.
6 Nov 2024
Lawed Up the 14th Amendment and Equal Protection
This lawed up episode hosted by Brian Jackson breaks down the 14th Amendment. The 14th Amendment is a important pat of constitutional law and is good to get a better understanding of it. This episode focuses on the equal protection protection clause of the constitution. We go over how the 14th Amendment came about and how it started incorporating the states to the federal constitution. We also go over the slavery issue, the Dred Scott case and how that came about. We also go over the Plessy Ferguson case and separate but equal and the Jim Crow era and then talk about Brown v. Board v. Education and how that decision changed the 14th amendment and brought us into the civil rights era. We then go into the current analysis of the equal protection clause and the levels of scrutiny, including strict scrutiny for laws based on race and intermediate scrutiny for laws based on gender.
6 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Squirrels and the 4th Amendment
This Lawed Up video hosted by Brian Jackson breaks down how the 4th amendment works and applies to the situation where a social media squirrel was recently euthanized under the execution of a warrant and an analysis of the legal issues arising under that situation as well delving into animal laws and how they work.
6 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Shohei Ohtani, possession and property rights
This is a Lawedup podcast by your host Brian Jackson that breaks down the legal rights to Los Angeles Dodgers Shohei Ohtani's 50/50, (50 stolen bases 50 homeruns) home run ball that was hit and was sent out for auction. There has been a lawsuit filed on who is the actual owner of the 50/50 baseball and we break down how it works under property law and possession and based on review on what video we have seen, who the rightful owner is of that baseball.
6 Nov 2024
Lawed Up Adverse Possession
Welcome lawed up with your host attorney Brian Jackson. With this episode we take a step into property law as we unpack the concept of adverse possession—an intriguing and often misunderstood legal principle that allows individuals to acquire someone else’s property without traditional purchase methods. In this episode, we explore how adverse possession works, breaking down the key requirements: continuous occupation of property, open and notorious use, and compliance with state-specific timeframes, often ranging from 5 to 10 years. Discover how simply paying property taxes and meeting statutory conditions can lead to legal ownership of land or property. Whether you're a property owner, a law student, or just curious about the nuances of real estate law, this episode is packed with valuable insights!
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