Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @Dicta_Podcast This week Ian and Casey discuss Watergate, Executive Privilege, and the debate and conversation surrounding former Secretary of State Clinton and former President Trump's handling of confidential materials. 

Ian and Casey explore the court’s handling of the delicate nature of how American citizens conclude their lives, the historic understanding of ending one’s own life, and the role the government maintains in how people make those decisions.

Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok - @Dicta_Podcast on all social media. Ian reflects on things to come. Shares appreciation for the listeners. Asks for a call to action for the growing number of Dicta-Heads out there. And most importantly, extends the most sincere special thanks to Texas History Lessons for providing so much encouragement and help in our growth.

This week Ian and Casey discuss freedom of speech and expression. What is speech? What protections does the 1st Amendment Provide? Are we connecting with our audience!?

This week Ian and special guest host Lewis discuss the apportionment process for the US House of Representatives and ultimately Ian’s opinion on this constitutionality. Please excuse the quality of the recording. We did our best to minimize the wind and breathing.

This week Ian and Casey travel back to 2000 to examine the case that decided the Presidency. They talk about Equal Protection of the Law, voter’s rights, and Casey love of this case!

Ian discusses his thoughts on the question should we revere the founding fathers?

In this episode Ian and Casey discuss the Vehicle Exception to the 4th Amendment, whether the Court is truly concerned with privacy, and if the Warrant Requirement is truly still intact.

In this episode, in light of Justice Thomas’ concurrence in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Ian and Casey explore the origins of the penumbras of privacy, contraceptive rights, and the concept of fundamental rights as they discuss Griswold v Connecticut.

This episode Casey and Ian discuss standing, money, politics, and free speech and realize that our (the US’s) democracy is essentially morphing into a pay-to-play democracy.