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Created and hosted by Maryland Judge Stephen Sfekas, Trials That Shaped Us examines the courtroom moments that defined justice through the centuries. From the Salem Witch Trials to Brown v. Board of Education and the Nuremberg proceedings, Judge Sfekas brings decades of legal insight to the stories behind the world’s most consequential trials — exploring how they reshaped law, society, and human rights.
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The camps closed, but the fight for justice was far from over. In the fourth and final part of this series, Judge Stephen Sfekas follows the long aftermath of Japanese American incarceration. Beginning with Mitsuye Endo’s successful challenge to her detention, he examines wartime draft resistance a…
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The government defended the forced removal of Japanese Americans as a military necessity while withholding evidence that undermined its case. In Part 3, Judge Stephen Sfekas examines the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision upholding Fred Korematsu’s conviction, the government lawyers who challenged the of…
As Japanese Americans are forced from the West Coast and incarcerated in camps, few major institutions are willing to stand in the government’s way. Judge Stephen Sfekas follows four people whose cases challenge different parts of the wartime policy: attorney Minoru Yasui, University of Washington …
Korematsu v. United States became one of the Supreme Court’s most condemned decisions. But long before Fred Korematsu’s challenge reached the Court, decades of anti-Japanese discrimination and the fear that followed the attack on Pearl Harbor had already set a sweeping government policy in motion.
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In the final installment of The New Deal, Judge Stephen Sfekas examines what happened after the Supreme Court upheld a state minimum-wage law and the Wagner Act, weakening the case for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s court-packing plan. The proposal failed, but Justice Willis Van Devanter’s retirement soon…
In Part 6 of our series on the New Deal, Judge Stephen Sfekas examines the dramatic shift at the Supreme Court that transformed American constitutional law in 1937. In West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, the Court upheld Washington State’s minimum wage law, signaling the end of the Lochner era and a n…
Franklin D. Roosevelt enters his second term at the height of his political power. Despite the Literary Digest’s famously disastrous prediction that Republican Alf Landon would win the 1936 election, Roosevelt carries every state except Maine and Vermont, winning 523 electoral votes to Landon’s eig…
Franklin Roosevelt enters office with a mandate to confront the Great Depression, and at first, the Supreme Court appears willing to give reform room to work. In Nebbia v. New York, Home Building & Loan Association v. Blaisdell, and Perry v. United States, the justices uphold emergency economic…
Part 3 of our New Deal series begins with the 1929 stock market crash and the government decisions that helped turn an economic downturn into the Great Depression. From the Federal Reserve’s tight-money response and the Smoot-Hawley tariffs to Herbert Hoover’s spending cuts and the collapse of thou…
By the 1920s, reformers were trying to limit punishing work hours, establish minimum wages, break up monopolies, and curb child labor—and the Supreme Court was increasingly prepared to stop them.
In Part 2 of our New Deal series, we enter the Lochner era through New York City’s filthy tenement bake…
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