Samuel Trapp

Civic Outlaws

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Civic Outlaws is a weekly podcast about civil liberties, transparency, and the quiet ways power gets abused—rule by rule, policy by policy. We track real-world cases where agencies, regulators, and other unelected systems push past lawful authority, then we map out what the public can do next: documentation, public-records work, legal direction, and community-backed pressure. Episodes focus on active investigations and recurring problem areas like selective enforcement, surveillance expansion, HOA abuse, timeshare deception, and regulatory intimidation—especially where ordinary people feel box...

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Samuel Trapp

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CivicOutlaws.podbean.com

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9 paź 2026

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Civic Outlaws Exposes Missouri ATC Discretion, Sunshine Stonewalling, and the 10 Percent Owner Dragnet in HB 3154 06.03.2026 1:14:02

This morning on Civic Outlaws, Samuel Trapp breaks down Missouri House Bill 3154 and Senate Bill 1407, arguing they expand ATC discretion, broaden FBI-level background checks, and sweep in small-business minority owners under a 10 percent threshold. He also reviews Sunshine Law responses from Representative Benny Cook’s office and the ATC, questioning closed-record claims, delay tactics, and the l...

ATC “Police Department”? HB 2378 and the Quiet Creep of Emergency Arrest Power 27.02.2026 1:06:17

Today’s Civic Outlaws Friday broadcast digs into a question that should make any Missourian sit up straight: when a licensing agency starts labeling itself a “police department,” acting like one, and then the legislature flirts with giving it even more discretion — what exactly are we building here? From the studio, Samuel Trapp lays out the documentary trail: ATC investigative reports titled “Pol...

Missouri Moves After Loper Bright: RSMo 536.140 and the End of Automatic Deference 20.02.2026 1:10:15

This morning on Civic Outlaws, we break down Missouri’s legislative response to Loper Bright and what it means for administrative power in the Show-Me State. With amendments to RSMo 536.140, courts are no longer required to rubber-stamp agency interpretations. What does that mean for ATC licensing, regulatory overreach, and the growing surveillance state—from Flock cameras to checklist governance?...

Valentine’s Day Launch of Civic Outlaws: Chevron Falls, Missouri Fights Back, and Bureaucrat Overreach Gets Named 14.02.2026 1:34:43

Welcome to the first Civic Outlaws broadcast—recorded on DAM Radio and built to shine a floodlight on government creep. Samuel Trapp explains why Chevron-style deference mattered, what Loper Bright changed, and why Missouri’s new §536.140 commands courts to stop deferring to agencies. Then he walks through the liquor-license fight that sparked Civic Outlaws, the Sunshine Law “priced-out” records g...