Attorney J. Craig Williams and Legal Talk Network
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Lawyer 2 Lawyer is an award-winning podcast covering relevant, contemporary news from a legal perspective. Host J. Craig Williams invites industry professionals to examine current events and recent rulings in discussions that raise contemplative questions for those involved in the legal industry. Launched in 2005, Lawyer 2 Lawyer is one of the longest-running podcasts on the Internet.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
J. Craig Williams connects political conflict to the legal powers, procedures, and consequences operating beneath the headline.
Lawyer 2 Lawyer turns political disputes into questions about legal authority, enforcement, and institutional consequence. J. Craig Williams builds each conversation around a guest, then presses from doctrine toward practical stakes: how electoral votes are resolved, what…
January 6's electoral count gets an arithmetic lesson, and your group chat could use it.
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A measured legal discussion of why clearing encampments does not break the cycle.
The episode keeps its focus on a governor's order to clear encampments, then shows how quickly that idea runs into the churn of homelessness and the limits of enforcement.
A clear First Amendment look at church-state conflict, book bans, and censorship.
Lawyer to Lawyer treats a familiar church-state fight as a practical question about where the First Amendment draws the line when religion enters public schools.
Ticket pain, Live Nation-Ticketmaster control, and why people keep pushing back.
This episode treats Live Nation-Ticketmaster as a real fight over control, not a slogan contest. J. Craig Williams and guest Lee Heppner tie the issue to the everyday aggravation people feel over high prices, stacked fees, and queues that can knock you out before checkout.
Baseball’s rules become a property question, and the law starts to look like the game.
This episode treats baseball like a property dispute, with Craig Williams and Dr. Paul Finkelman sorting through who owns a ball once it leaves the field.
A careful walkthrough of sentencing, appeals, and the political stakes around a Trump conviction.
Lawyer to Lawyer tracks the sentencing and appeal path after the conviction, taking time with the probation report, the motions, the letters to the judge, and the stay.
A focused look at J.D. Vance and the legal mechanics of counting electoral votes.
This episode treats J.D. Vance's remarks as a straight constitutional problem: who would control the January 6, 2029 count if the ticket won. It traces that question through past electoral-vote disputes, from the Electoral Commission of 1877 to the Electoral Count Reform Act of…
A steady legal conversation that makes the costs of mass deportation feel concrete.
Lawyer to Lawyer treats mass deportation as both a legal fight and an economic one. Craig Williams keeps the discussion pointed, and Professor Ediberto Roman answers with studies, policy fallout, and the mechanics of enforcement.
A clear legal guide to why campaign songs keep ending up in court.
The piece treats campaign songs as a small nuisance at first, then shows why that is a mistake. Craig Williams and Vanderbilt law and music professor Joe Fishman keep the focus on the legal fight, where rallies, lawsuits, injunctions, and objections all run into each other when…
Dan Carlin's solo essays connecting executive power, historical collapse, and American democracy.
Two hosts and a correspondent unpack one Latin America story a week, from Chile's election to Iran's war.
Ryan Evans interviews defense and intelligence insiders, from Ukraine's front lines to Marine marksmanship doctrine.
Lawfare's weekly panel turns Supreme Court rulings and war-powers fights into legal debate.
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This episode explores the legal complexities of using music in political campaigns, focusing on copyright infringement, licensing requirements, and false endorsement claims.
Legal scholar Matthew Seligman discusses the limited constitutional powers of the vice president, focusing on the role in counting electoral votes and the dangers of authoritarian assertions by figures like J.D.
This episode features an interview with William Dillon, who served 28 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, and Seth Miller from the Innocence Project of Florida, who helped exonerate him.
This episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer features Dr.
On August 20, 2024, Judge Ada Brown of the Northern District of Texas granted summary judgment in Ryan v.
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Space law gets slippery fast.
Chemical safety lands downstream here.
This episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer features Professor Ediberto Roman discussing the potential for mass deportations under a second Trump presidency.
This episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer discusses the U.S.
This episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer discusses California Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order to clear homeless encampments, following the SCOTUS ruling in City of Grants Pass v.
This episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer features Professor Bennett Gershman discussing Donald Trump's hush money conviction and upcoming sentencing.
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This episode explores the closure of the San Juan coal plant and its profound impact on the Navajo Nation, featuring Dr.
This episode discusses legal industry updates and includes an interview about judicial standards and advisory committees.
This episode discusses legal issues and recent rulings with industry experts, focusing on constitutional protections and abuse in the law.
This episode discusses the reclassification of marijuana from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3 and its implications for Congress and the legal system.
This episode discusses legal industry updates and includes promotions for legal conferences and a litigation podcast.
This episode discusses legal issues surrounding maritime negligence and corporate liability.
This episode discusses the constitutional implications of a convicted person running for president, focusing on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
This episode features a discussion on defending against domestic violent extremism with terrorism expert Brian Michael Jenkins.
This episode discusses legal industry insights and career advice, featuring promotions for legal conferences and a litigation podcast.
This episode discusses legal news and industry insights, featuring a conference promotion and a segment on law school note-taking.
This episode discusses the history and future of race-conscious admissions in higher education from a legal perspective.