From our new national anthem to partnering with Russia on cybersecurity at the G19+1 Summit, the political news this week continues to be grim. We also cover the Third Circuit affirming the constitutional right to record police, go through a week’s worth of criminal justice f*ckery (including the extrajudicial summary execution of Dejuan Guillory), and for our #Law140 segment we look into that car accident involving Venus Williams and what happens when you’re defamed by the Government.
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Show Notes:

* Our new national anthem is creepy as hell (Twitter)
* The Director of the Office of Government Ethics bails (Twitter)
* Chris Uhlmann skewers the Cheeto-in-Chief (Twitter)
* The Moscow Muppet wants a cyber task force with Russia (Twitter)
* Don Jr. met with the Russians for the campaign (NY Times)
* Third Circuit: Recording police in PA is now confirmed to be legal (ACLU of PA)

* Fields v Philadelphia (3rd Circuit COA)


* Fourth Circuit: NC magistrates can refuse to marry LGBT folks (News & Observer)

* Ansley v Warren (4th Circuit COA)


* You’re 5x more likely to be killed by police than terrorists (Business Insider)
* Excellent study on municipalities and court costs (University of Chicago)
* COLORADO: Six people killed by police in five days (Denver Post)
* FLORIDA: A Florida judge invalidates an amendment to Florida’s Stand Your Ground law (Reason)

* Judge Hirsch’s opinion (Miami Herald)


* FLORIDA: Lantana police officer Christopher Decker resigns for sending porn to kids (WPTV 5)
* FLORIDA: Police repeatedly abuse their database of your info (News 4 Jax)
* FLORIDA: Jacksonville PD rely on facial recognition software to identify people (Florida Times-Union)
* FLORIDA: Police retract their blame of Venus Williams for a fatal car accident (NPR)