ctm

Hotwash

News EN ↓ 30 episodes

The Law and Policy of Emergencies 

Author

ctm

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News

Podcast website

www.umaryland.edu

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 4: Emergencies & Insurance, the Fire and Rain episode 30.09.2025

Floods and wildfires are no longer rare events—they’re recurring disasters reshaping communities and testing the limits of our insurance systems. In this episode, we dive into how insurance works (and often doesn’t) when nature strikes. From coverage gaps and rising premiums to federal disaster aid and the role of private insurers, we unpack what homeowners, renters, and policymakers need to know....

Quick Rinse: the army, the police, the courts 26.09.2025

Tune in for a quick legal update on recent rulings affecting the use of military forces in domestic law enforcement. 

Episode 1: Welcome to the New Emergency Era 23.09.2025

This season, we’re asking: What does emergency management look like after COVID? The pandemic didn’t just change how we respond—it changed who responds, what’s legal, and what people expect. From federal reshuffling to local unrest, the rules of engagement are shifting. And we’re here to track those changes.

Episode 2: Preparedness Theater: Federal Orders vs. Local Realities 23.09.2025

 Today on Hotwash , we’re pulling back the curtain on Executive Order 14239, Achieving Efficiency Through State and Local Preparedness . From the first frantic 9-1-1 calls to the complex choreography of mutual aid, we’ll trace what really unfolds during emergencies—and where emergency management policy falls short. This episode explores the gap between top-down directives and ground-level realitie...

Episode 3: The Forgotten Amendment & The Domestic Army Debate 23.09.2025

Today on Hotwash , history meets headlines as we dig into the rarely discussed Third Amendment and the modern debate over domestic military presence. From the Founders’ deep mistrust of standing armies to the legal firewall of the Posse Comitatus Act, we’ll explore how the National Guard walks the tightrope between protection and occupation—and why this tension still shapes emergency response toda...

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