Bedste Precedent-podcasts (2025)

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Episode 22: Exploring Involuntary Commitment and Legal Reforms 22:25

3h ago22:25

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In this "Student Voices" episode of Proof Over Precedent, HLS student Aarushi Solanki discusses involuntary commitment laws for psychiatric patients in Massachusetts, where the process of holding separate commitment and treatment hearings winds up denying patients access to timely treatment.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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STF vai acelerar a prisão de Bolsonaro? 26:48

3d ago26:48

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Supremo julga os recursos contra a condenação de Bolsonaro por tentativa de golpe de Estado. Recursos serão rejeitados, mas resta a pergunta: quando a pena começará a ser executada? Fux participará do julgamento? E o que significa a sua saída da Turma que julga o caso. Com Diego Werneck e Thomaz Pereira, o Sem Precedentes está no ar.…

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Breaking Precedent – Season 2 Trailer | The Battles That Shape Us 1:55

3d ago1:55

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Season 2 of Breaking Precedent premieres November 13. This season, Leah Solivan returns with deeper conversations that cut to the core of resilience, leadership, and what it really means to stand for something. From Olympians and entrepreneurs to doctors and changemakers, each guest opens up about the battles that shaped them — and the precedents t…

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Episode 21: What is the Impact of Legal Counsel at First Hearings? 1:06:43

7d ago1:06:43

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Can the presence of legal counsel at a criminal justice defendant's first court hearing transform their journey through the justice system? Two Texas counties examined this possibility in a now-completed A2J Lab study. Project researchers discuss the results in this Proof Over Precedent episode.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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O que o STF vai fazer diante da ação policial que deixou 121 mortos? 44:55

10d ago44:55

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O Supremo e as operações policiais no Rio: o que restou da decisão que limitava operações policiais? Depois da operação que deixou 121 mortos no Rio de Janeiro, o Supremo Tribunal Federal volta ao centro do debate sobre segurança pública e direitos humanos. O tribunal havia imposto restrições às incursões policiais nas favelas, mas a decisão unânim…

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Episode 20: Caught in the Web -- Government Websites and Accessibility 14:00

14d ago14:00

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Access to justice via government websites should mean ease of digital access to information. In this Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, J.D. candidate Spencer Thieme argues for simple and inexpensive upgrades to state and federal government websites to improve accessibility for the nonlawyers and non-government workers.…

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Aborto: um voto favorável que pode atrapalhar a causa 45:46

18d ago45:46

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Às vésperas de deixar o Supremo, Luís Roberto Barroso faz um movimento calculado. Depois de dois anos com o processo parado, o ministro libera para julgamento a ação que descriminaliza o aborto até a 12ª semana. O voto, publicado horas antes de sua aposentadoria, é também um exemplo de como os ritos e prazos do STF podem ser moldados pela vontade d…

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Episode 19: How to Grow from a Global Study Setback 26:00

21d ago26:00

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Early this year, the A2J Lab was expanding globally for the first time, bringing its mission to study access to justice to both Kenya and Tunisia when a federal stop work order abruptly shut down the project. In this episode of Proof Over Precedent, we have no study results to report about the project that intended to look at whether prompt access …

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Jorge Messias no Supremo. O que podemos esperar? 39:12

25d ago39:12

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Lula deve nomear Jorge Messias para o Supremo Tribunal Federal. A chegada do atual advogado-geral da União reforça o perfil técnico e institucional do governo no Tribunal — e marca a presença de cinco ministros indicados por Lula na composição. Messias é visto como um jurista de perfil humanista, sensível às desigualdades e mais atento ao impacto s…

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Episode 18: No Money Down Bankruptcy, Part II -- Navigating Possible Solutions 20:05

28d ago20:05

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More bankruptcy cases were filed in 2024 than all other civil cases in federal court combined – a factor that should make access to the bankruptcy filing process a priority in the U.S., HLS student Joe Liberman argues in this Student Voices podcast. Part II of this series discusses potential reforms, including changing attorney fee structures, simp…

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Por que Barroso saiu do Supremo? 50:46

1M ago50:46

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O que explica a saída precoce de um ministro do Supremo? E o que esperar do STF com um ministro novo? O legado de Barroso, seus principais votos e as mudanças de comportamento que também explicam a mudança do tribunal em razão da conjuntura. Tudo no episódio desta semana. #barroso #stf #políticaAf Felipe Recondo

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Como proteger o Brasil de Trump e da Magnitsky? 40:45

1M ago40:45

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O Brasil deveria aprovar uma lei para proteger as empresas e as instituições públicas contra sanções unilaterais como as impostas pelo presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, a partir da Lei Magnitsky. O ministro Alexandre de Moraes e sua mulher Viviane Barci sofrem as sanções por aqui, mas nem governo, nem Congresso, nem empresas se mexeram p…

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Episode 17: The Inaccessibility of a Financial Fresh Start 21:38

1M ago21:38

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Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Um plano de reforma para o STF 51:39

1M ago51:39

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O Supremo resistiu às investidas de Bolsonaro e de seus apoiadores. A democracia se menteve, apesar das ameaças. Mas o Supremo Tribunal Federal paga um preço pelas batalhas que travou nos últimos anos. O STF tornou-se alvo e tem hoje sua legitimidade contestada. Como preservar a autoridade do Supremo? Como melhorar o seu funcionamento? Como definir…

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Summer Break: The Break Before the Leap: Finding Strength in Stillness 14:11

1M ago14:11

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During our summer break, we revisit an episode about resilience, pivots, and transformation. Hear Pete Flint on startup survival, Aaron Holiday on breaking into venture capital, Julie Rice on building SoulCycle, Tamara on her ballet breakthrough, Matteo Franceschetti on sleep innovation, Beverly Parenti on coding in prison, and Windy Chien on creat…

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Episode 16: Can Community Diversion Program Help Repeat Offenders Rehabilitate? 32:39

1M ago32:39

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A recently launched A2J Lab study examines the effectiveness of an education and community resource-focused program at reducing recidivism among low-level offenders. The results could determine whether the program, already in practice for seven years in Toledo, OH, could be an affordable blueprint for other municipal court systems.…

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Qual será a cara do STF com Fachin presidente? 45:16

2M ago45:16

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Edson Fachin será o novo presidente do STF. Luís Roberto Barroso deixa a Presidência depois de dois anos. O que muda na relação com a política? O que muda internamente? E podemos ter um ciclo de reformas internas? E mais: as críticas do novo presidente do TST, Vieira de Mello Filho, ao salário e benefícios extra dos juízes brasileiros. Como Fachin,…

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Episode 15: Pro Se Problems -- Defining and Deploying Legal Knowledge 20:31

2M ago20:31

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In this “Student Voices” episode of Proof Over Precedent, HLS J.D. candidate Rachel Barkin discusses the challenges faced by pro se litigants in complying with civil procedure rules. While interpretation of legal language may be an obstacle, she argues that "deployability" is the more significant hurdle for self-represented litigants.…

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A PEC da Blindagem é mesmo inconstitucional? 41:08

2M ago41:08

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Há bons argumentos para criticar a proposta aprovada pela Câmara, como o desequilíbrio que a proposta vai gerar na relação entre os poderes e na excessiva proteção a deputados, senadores e presidentes de partidos. Mas há também argumentos defensáveis em favor da proposta. No Sem Precedentes nós fazemos esta conta e chegamos a um resultado final.…

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Summer Break: Beyond Barriers - Voices of Resilience and Transformation 8:43

2M ago8:43

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During our summer break, we’re revisiting a powerful episode about inherited resilience and the courage to transform beyond expectations. Host Leah Solivan explores the deeply personal stories of seven trailblazers—including Alejandra Campoverdi, Dr. Eiman Jahangir, Anne Miura-Ko, Andy Dunn, Bianca Gates, and Kevin Caldwell—who’ve navigated barrier…

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Episode 14: Ethical Conundrums in Legal Research 45:35

2M ago45:35

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In this Proof Over Precedent episode, the third show in the 'Demystifying IRBs' series, host Jim Greiner meets with IRB expert Shannon Sewards to answer the tricky question: Who counts as a 'human subject'? Legal researchers need to know about IRBs and how they define ‘human subjects’ and IRBs need to know about legal research and the role of parti…

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Bolsonaro condenado: A história do julgamento 46:06

2M ago46:06

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Depois da condenação do ex-presidente pelo STF, alguns debates políticos e também jurídicos vão surgir. Haverá anistia? O STF derrubaria o perdão ao presidente? A pena será imposta em regime fechado? E o mandato do deputado Ramagem, será automaticamente cassado? E ainda vem pela frente a denúncia contra Eduardo Bolsonaro para agravar a situação da …

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Episode 13: Criminal Gideon, Civil Gideon, And Gender 15:40

2M ago15:40

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This "Student Voices" episode of Proof Over Precedent discusses the critical need for providing legal representation in civil cases—particularly those in which an individual's home, family, or safety is at risk. While the right to counsel already extends to criminal cases in both federal and state courts, it does not currently extend to civil cases…

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Quantos Supremos cabem no STF? 36:22

2M ago36:22

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O tribunal progrssivamente se fragmenta. E essa divisão amplia os poderes individuais e expõe o STF a agendas particulares. Nesta entrevista, Miguel Godoy, professor da UNB e UFPR, faz as contas de quantos espaços individuais há hoje no STF.Af Felipe Recondo

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E agora, Alexandre? 40:48

2M ago40:48

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Como Alexandre de Moraes responderá às alegações dos advogados de defesa de Bolsonaro e dos demais investigados por tentativa de golpe de Estado? E mais: será que é tão óbvio assim que uma proposta de anistia seria inconstitucional?Af Felipe Recondo, Juliana Cesario Alvim, Diego Werneck e Thomaz Pereira

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Summer Break: Nuestra Voz - Breaking Barriers, Building Legacy 18:18

2M ago18:18

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During our summer break, we're revisiting a moving episode that celebrates Latino and Spanish-speaking leaders who are redefining identity, power, and belonging. Host Leah Solivan, a Puerto Rican founder and investor, shares the invisible tension of being “not Latina enough” and “not American enough”—a feeling echoed by many first-generation voices…

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Episode 12: Can Texts Help Secure Housing and Avoid Evictions? 46:31

2M ago46:31

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In this episode of Proof Over Precedent, host Jim Greiner talks with the A2J Lab’s Renee Danser about the recently completed pilot study referred to as the “Eviction Diversion Study.” The study aimed to combat housing security by providing legal information and resources to at-risk populations in the Houston area via text messaging.…

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Os efeitos do julgamento de Bolsonaro para o STF 40:57

2M ago40:57

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Af Felipe Recondo

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Episode 11: Breaking Legal Traditions -- Insights from Medicine's Evidence-Based Evolution 15:53

3M ago15:53

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In this "Student Voices" episode of Proof Over Precedent, HLS student Andrew Reed explores how the legal profession could benefit from adopting data-driven, evidence-based practices similar to those in medicine. The episode examines the historical transformation of medicine from tradition-based to science-based and discusses key lessons that law ca…

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A volta do STF 51:26

3M ago51:26

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Uma combinação de eventos e as ameaças políticas - internas e externas - desafiam o Supremo Tribunal Federal. O tribunal tem alguma responsabilidade por este cenário? Depois de 4 meses fora do ar, o Sem Precedentes retorna com seu time completo e em casa nova.Af Felipe Recondo

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Episode 10: What is Human Subjects Research in Law? 52:10

3M ago52:10

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In this second episode in the Proof Over Precedent series on demystifying the institutional review board process in law, host Jim Greiner speaks again with IRB expert Shannon Sewards, this time to define human subjects research and differentiate it from medical research.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Summer Break: Art That Breaks the Frame 6:44

3M ago6:44

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During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations about breaking precedent. In this episode, we spotlight the work of three groundbreaking artists—Tamara Rojo, Windy Chien, and Trevor Paglen—whose visions challenge the status quo in art and culture. Rojo, a principal ballerina and director of the San Francisco Ballet, is rewriting ba…

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Episode 9: Cellphone Bans: Courthouse Nuisance or Necessity? 17:23

3M ago17:23

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In this Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, J.D. candidate Andrew Reed discusses courthouse cell phone bans including unintended consequences, potential solutions to cellphone disruptions, and an opportunity for empirical studies on the topic.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 8: Ethics in Research -- IRBs and the Common Rule Explained 40:21

3M ago40:21

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This week, in the first of a series of podcast talks demystifying IRBs, Proof Over Precedent host Jim Greiner talks with IRB expert Shannon Sewards about the importance of IRBs and the Common Rule in ensuring ethical research practices, particularly as it applies to legal research.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Summer Break: First to Step Forward - Voices of Change 7:43

3M ago7:43

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During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations about breaking precedent. In this episode, host Leah Solivan explores the courage, vision, and persistence it takes to be the first—to make a crack in the system and let the light in. You’ll hear from artists, innovators, and leaders including Eric Ryan, Windy Chien, Tamara Rojo, Alej…

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Episode 7: Evaluating Online and In-Person Family Law Hearings 44:15

4M ago44:15

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Does the medium of family law cases -- online or in-person -- factor into procedural justice and the satisfaction of litigants in these cases? One U.S. court system wanted to find out. With the study a few months from completion, a third factor has emerged-- litigant choice.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 6: Online Courts Show Promise but Little National FTA Data 16:57

4M ago16:57

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Hypothetical situation (that was real for at least one person): You're issued a traffic ticket requiring appearance in a courthouse 400 miles away from your home. Do you a) absorb the travel costs and skip work to appear in court, b) pay the ticket fine online, if possible, to avoid the hassle, c) hire a lawyer to appear for you, if possible, or d)…

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Summer Break: Sunrises, Tides & Rainbows - How Precedents Really Break 10:53

4M ago10:53

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During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations from Season One of Breaking Precedent. In this episode, host Leah Sullivan explores the many forms of disruptive change—framed as sunrises, tides, and rainbows. Leah is joined by a range of precedent-breakers across disciplines, including Eric Ryan, who reimagined consumer goods; Pete…

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Episode 5: Can Simple, Affordable Ideas Improve Courts' Costly Failure-to-Appear Rates? 50:25

4M ago50:25

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Failure to appear in criminal cases can lead defendants to jail time, draining resources from police, courts, and taxpayer dollars. But the solution may be cheaper and easier than expected. A2J Lab Faculty Director Jim Greiner speaks with Alissa Fishbane, managing director at ideas42, about her research into informational gaps pertaining to court-r…

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Episode 4: Can Immigration Courts Save Time, Money, AND Noncitizen Dignity with Legal Information Programs? 21:08

4M ago21:08

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Harvard Law School student Julia Saltzman leads a Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent to discuss legal information programs amid immigration court proceedings for unrepresented noncitizens. Prior evaluations show they reduce detention rates and save taxpayer money. But what about evidence-based research focused on due process?…

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Summer Break: Backing Disruption, Resisting Reform - Inside Venture Capital’s Paradox 15:19

4M ago15:19

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During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations from Season One of Breaking Precedent. In this episode, host Leah Solivan explores the paradox of venture capital—a system designed to fund innovation but resistant to change. Featuring Ann Miura-Ko of Floodgate, Pete Flint of NFX, and Aaron Holiday of 645 Ventures, this episode expos…

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Episode 3: Can Non-Lawyers Offer Relief and Expertise in Deportation Cases? 16:26

4M ago16:26

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In this first Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, Harvard Law School student Michael Pusic proposes a possible solution for the 86% of noncitizens detained in immigration court without a lawyer: Enable non-lawyers with specialized training and experience to represent individuals facing deportation. It's already passed observational test…

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Episode 2: Should AI Dole Out Legal Advice to Lawyers? 30:37

5M ago30:37

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This episode looks into the OpenJustice project, a study combining access to justice and artificial intelligence. It's just a year in development but already moving relatively quickly through its randomized control trial.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Summer Break: The Precedent Spectrum, From Law to Art and Everything in Between 21:49

5M ago21:49

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The Precedent Spectrum: From Law to Art During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations from Season One of Breaking Precedent, in this episode host Leah Sullivan explores how precedent shapes everything from law to art. Leah starts with Justice Steven Breyer discussing the landmark Supreme Court case Brown vs. Board of Education, w…

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Episode 1: Could Holistic Legal Services Help Families Avoid the Child Welfare System? 45:58

5M ago45:58

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This episode offers a mid-study update on a decades-long randomized control trial, unofficially referred to as the “Child Welfare” project, which evaluates whether families with children who face poverty-related legal and social challenges can avoid unnecessary entries into the child welfare system with the assistance of holistic legal services – a…

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Episode 0: Get to Know Us Again 20:46

5M ago20:46

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This episode introduces listeners to the Proof Over Precedent podcast and the work of the Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School. The lab focuses on bringing empirical research into the legal field for both civil and criminal justice systems.Af Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Break A Sweat: Building Magic On and Off the Bike with Julie Rice of SoulCycle 52:25

5M ago52:25

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In this episode of Breaking Precedent, host Leah Solivan sits down with Julie Rice, co-founder of SoulCycle and Peoplehood, to discuss how she helped redefine not just boutique fitness, but the modern experience of community. Julie shares how her background in theater and talent management laid the foundation for one of the most iconic wellness bra…

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When the Bough Breaks: Sarah Hoover with Her Literary Debut, The Motherload, and the Rage, Beauty, and Rebuilding After Birth 55:55

6M ago55:55

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In this episode of Breaking Precedent, host Leah Solivan dives deep into the life-altering journey of Sarah Hoover, author of 'The Motherload.' Sarah discusses how her rage and postpartum depression propelled her to write a raw and honest memoir that challenges societal norms about motherhood. Leah and Sarah unpack topics such as postpartum trauma,…

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Prison Break: The Last Mile's Chris and Beverly Share a Blueprint for Change, Born at San Quentin, Scaling Nationwide 1:02:27

6M ago1:02:27

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In this episode of Breaking Precedent, host Leah Solivan sits down with Chris Redlitz and Beverly Parenti, co-founders of The Last Mile, a groundbreaking prison education program that’s transforming lives behind bars through coding, entrepreneurship, and purpose. From venture capital success stories in Silicon Valley to walking the yards of San Que…

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