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apply. Hi, it's Ken. Welcome back to the Make No Law podcast. I know it's been a long time since our last

episode. I'll tell you the truth.

There are a lot of work. Doing the research and the interviews and the scripting for a deep

dive into a First Amendment case and making it good enough that you want to hear it is very time

consuming. I'm blessed to have a fantastic production team at the Legal Talk Network that makes

these podcasts sound as polished as they do, but they can't do the researcher writing for me.

That's all on me. So we're going to try something a little new. We're still going to do

those detailed examinations of important First Amendment cases. But in between those, to space them out, we're going to offer you episodes that examine current events in free speech law.

Those episodes are still going to involve interviews with subject matter experts, but they'll be less scripted and less formal.

I hope that means we can bring you episodes more often.

Here's our first.

There's one piece of sound legal advice that's almost universal. Criminal cases are civil,

defendants or plaintiffs that applies to them all.

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