Case By Case: A Legal Podcast

Klare and Clay release the first episode ever recorded and discuss the landmark Supreme Court case, Wong Kim Ark, birthright citizenship, and what the future holds for the definition of US citizenship. 

Klare covers the very recent US Supreme Court Case, Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, and tariffs! 

Klare kicks off season 2 talking about trademarks, trade dress, Ugg boots, Quince, and Uncrustable PB+J sandwiches. 

Rewind! Klare and Taryn discuss the 2025 case, United States v. Skrmetti, hormonal blockers for transgender minors, the equal protection clause, and substantive due process. 

Revisit one of Klare's favorite episodes. Klare and Kate discuss US v. Thompson, shipwrecks, and the law! 

The listeners have spoken! This is the most listened to episode of 2025. Revisit laws surrounding bigamy, the US Supreme Court case, Reynolds v. United States, and the Utah Supreme Court case, State v. Holm. 

Revisit the first episode of our podcast and learn how US law operates! 

Klare wraps up the year and talks about major criminal cases and US Supreme Court cases that will develop in 2026. She also discusses Kim K and the bar exam. 

Klare covers newly discovered relatives, estate planning, parenthood for same-sex couples, and surrogacy. 

Klare discusses AI, the practice of law, music, tort negligence, and upcoming legal issues in 2026. 

Klare covers citizenship, the abolishment of slavery, diversity citizenship, and the case, Dred Scott v. Sanford. 

Klare and Taryn discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the history of abortion laws, and where abortion laws stand today. 

Klare and Taryn continue the "bad law" series and discuss "The Pledge of Allegiance mandates", the overturned case,  Minersville School District v. Gobitis, the current law, West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette , Jehovah's Witnesses, and other related cases. 

Klare talks about "bad laws", Korematsu v. United States, and Japanese Internment Camps. 

Klare covers the New York court case, Stambovsky v. Ackley, haunted houses, property law, and contract law. 

Klare brings another Franken-episode and covers interacial marriage and the US Supreme Court case, Loving v. Virginia with her husband Clay. She then explains the current state of death penalty sentencing. 

Klare discusses the Salem Witch Trials, British law, the court system in the early American colonies, and where laws concerning witchcraft stand today. 

Klare combines two unrelated topics to form a Fanken-episode! She first discusses United States  v. Montoya de Hernandez and searches and seizures along international borders. She then discusses prenuptial agreements and when they don't hold up in a court of law. 

Klare and Taryn discuss the US Supreme Court case, Haaland v. Brackeen, Congressional overreach, the 10th Amendment, the Equal Protection Clause, family law, and the history surrounding the adoption of Native American children in the United States.  

This is part two of our series on school shootings. Klare discusses the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Second Amendment, Garland v. Cargill, bump stocks, and laws surrounding mental health. 

This is part one of a two-part series in which Klare discusses the legal aftermath of school shootings. In this episode, Klare discusses different ways victims can get justice by covering the criminal case People v. Crumbley, and a legal settlement stemming from a school shooting. 

Klare talks about Taylor Swift and US Copyright Law. 

Klare discusses the case Kelo v. City of New London, eminent domain (government takings), and public use. 

Klare and her mom discuss the story behind Frank Sinatra's mug shot. 

Klare and her dad, Ken, talk about auto accidents and the civil and criminal cases that can arise from a car crash.