University of Illinois law professor Sara Benson breaks down the legal reasoning behind the Supreme Court’s decision on same-sex marriage, what it means in Illinois and what is still left to achieve.
University of Illinois law professor Sean Anderson talks about the legal reasoning behind the Supreme Court’s decision --- and the reasoning behind the dissent from the other side.
The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to uphold the Fair Housing Act of 1968 and a tool called “disparate impact,” which means that either an individual or institution only has to prove that a decision had a discriminatory impact. They do not have to prove that the discrimination was intentional.
Nina Totenberg talks about what's at stake in the Supreme Court's three big cases, living in Urbana for a year, and how the Supreme Court has changed.
A legal expert on the Affordable Care Act and the CEO of medical plan provider Health Alliance discuss the impact on Illinois, if the US Supreme Court rules against subsidies for people receiving health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, in states that haven't set up their own health insurance exchanges.
