The Supreme Court is in its messy era.

On its way to overturning Roe v. Wade, it let the decision leak out.

It held a whole investigation to figure out who'd done it, but ultimately couldn't crack the case.

Fast forward to this term and the court itself accidentally posted an abortion decision

early.

No word yet on an investigation into what happened there.

The list goes on and on, making corrections to decisions after they're

posted, confusing nitrogen oxide with nitrous oxide. Clarence Thomas and his billionaire

benefactor, Justice Alito, and his free $100,000 jet ride.

Remember that one time someone flushed a toilet during Zoom Supreme Court?

When the subject matter of the call ranges to philosophics,

then the call is transferred. The highest court in the land loves to remind us of its own fallibility, but even with all the fails,

it just decided to take over a huge chunk of the federal government's workload. Why that math isn't mathing on today

explained. Support for the show comes from into the mix of Ben and Jerry's

podcast about joy and justice.

Two of my favorite things, it's produced with Vox Creative.

Einez Bordeaux is a self-described Hellraiser who can relate, and she became an activist after being caught up in the

criminal legal system when she couldn't afford her bond and without a trial

Ainez was sent to a St. Louis detention facility known as a workhouse

which one publication described as

mold-infested Pitt. Hear how she and other advocates fought to shut it down and

won on the first episode of this special three-part series out now,

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