You are listening to the Jordan is My Loyer podcast, your favorite source of

unbiased news and legal analysis. Enjoy the show. The show. Welcome back to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. Happy Friday.

I hope you're ready to dive in because I have four stories for you today.

I will of course cover the Donald Trump indictment out of Georgia,

but I'm going to save that for last because that's going to take up the bulk of this episode.

So first I'm going to talk about this climate change lawsuit out of Montana that you may have heard

about. It was filed by some children. A judge just ruled in the children's favor.

Then I'm going to talk about this new social media law out of Illinois.

Another kind of story related to children,

but basically what this law says is that parents can no longer monetize their children on social media without

compensating them for it. And then I will talk about a lawsuit in DC where an

anti-abortion group is claiming that their first and fifth amendment rights were violated because

there was a defacement ordinance that was selectively enforced against them and

not George Floyd protesters.

So we'll talk about that and then make our way into Donald Trump's indictment.

Before we get into the stories, let me just remind you to leave my show a review on whatever

platform you listen. If you have already, thank you so much. It is truly so

appreciated. And as my final reminder, before we dive into the stories, yes I am a lawyer, no I am not your lawyer. Without further ado, let's get into today's stories. This week a Montana judge ruled that the state is violating the rights of young people with certain laws that it has in place

which don't improve or maintain Montana's environment. Let's break this down.

At issue in this case is the conflicting nature of

Montana's Constitution and some of its state laws. So Montana's Constitution,

specifically Article II Section 3, provides in part that all people are

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