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It's an old joke, but when a man argues against two beautiful ladies like this,

they're going to have the last word.

She spoke not elegantly, but with unmistakable clarity.

She said, I ask no favor for my sex.

All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet or for next.

I'm Melissa Murray.

I'm Leah Litman.

And as we mentioned in our term recap, this podcast in addition to being so fierce,

it's fatal, in fact, is now a project of the appeal of the Supreme Court.

And as we mentioned in our term recap, this podcast, in addition to being so fierce,

it's fatal, in fact, is now a project of the appeal of the Supreme Court.

An organization that produces original journalism and commentary and covers how politics,

policy and the legal system affect vulnerable communities in this country.

And actually, that's why we're so fierce and fatal, in fact, because we are now a part of the appeal.

So we are really excited about our new partnership.

And while we are still in the summer schedule, we wanted to stop to introduce our listeners to the appeal,

to the extent their listeners who might not already know what they're doing.

And as we mentioned, one of the reasons we are so excited about this partnership is that it will allow us to deepen our coverage of the criminal justice system and criminal cases on the court's docket in particular.

And so to help tell us more about the appeal and highlight some of the big criminal justice cases from the docket last term and some upcoming ones to watch this term,

we're delighted to have with us Josie Duffy Rice, the president of the appeal,

and the host of the acclaimed justice system,

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