J. Bullock

Overruled! with J. Bullock

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Gavel meets giggle. Hot takes meet hard truths. Overruled! is your weekly dose of sharp, smart, and WTF legal commentary. From the courtroom to culture wars, to law school host J. Bullock breaks down the headlines, not-so-known cases, and real-world legal chaos with segments like “Cite Me, Don’t Fight Me,” “Objection, Your Honor!,” and “Precedent Pending.” Whether you’re a law nerd or just legally curious, this show serves facts with flair, and justice with jokes. Follow for fresh episodes, fierce opinions, and a legal lens on the world you thought you understood. Join us!

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J. Bullock

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News

Latest episode

Nov 10, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 1: Do Something: The Origin Story 02.06.2025

In the debut episode of 'Overruled!', host J shares the chaotic, inspiring, and slightly unplanned journey from veteran to future attorney. From a Michelle Obama mic drop to law school applications in four months, this is the origin story you didn’t know you needed—but trust, it’s giving motivation and mess in equal measure.

This is Overruled! 30.05.2025

Welcome to 'Overruled!'. Come on in, get cozy, take a breather, and get the tea on all things affecting law, your rights and issues affecting the marginalized communities within our American society. We’ve got a lot to talk about. 🎙️ Bold legal breakdowns. Wild laws, real issues, and courtroom chaos, hosted by J — a law student and corporate America maven by day with receipts and absolutel...

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