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Welcome back to the Dorton is my lawyer podcast.

I have you guys all confused with the days here.

I know it's not Friday, but you guys are always itching for my content anyway, so I figured why not give it to you a little bit early.

We are going to be talking about four different stories today. As always, unbiased, just the facts, you know the drill. The first story we're going to cover is the

settlement in the Fox News Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit the second story we're

going to cover is a Supreme Court case that was just heard on Tuesday and actually the third story is also a case

in front of the Supreme Court where oral arguments were just heard on Tuesday.

So two interesting cases that I want to go over there and then the last is in

regard to that shooting we heard about where that teenage boy was shot on the

front doorstep of an old man's home and that man was just charged and I

thought that that story kind of involves a pretty interesting discussion about

stand-your-ground laws, so I wanted to include that in here as well.

One more thing before we get into the stories, please just leave me a review on whichever platform you listen.

I know I ask you guys this on a weekly basis, but it really does mean a lot to me. So if you

guys could just do that real quick, it only takes a few seconds, that would mean a lot. The first story is the Fox News Dominion voting systems lawsuit.

So we know that this was settled for $787.5 million dollars, and it was settled pretty much in the 11th hour on Tuesday.

The jury had already been selected.

They were preparing for opening statements and this happened very very last minute.

The trial had actually already been delayed by a day so on Monday the judge

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