# Ryan Abbott
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ryan abbott (born 25 June 1991) is a former professional Australian rules footballer playing for Geelong and St Kilda in the Australian Football League (AFL).
Abbott is from Grovedale, Victoria. He played basketball from 14 and continued until 21.
Armed With Impunity
As immigration enforcement intensifies, so do questions about the limits of federal power. In our third episode this season, we unpack the legal maze surrounding federal law enforcement and the steep uphill battle for victims who want to hold agents accountable for constitutional violations.
We tra…
The Two Murder Trials of Luigi Mangione
What began as a brazen early morning shooting outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel quickly escalated into a nationwide manhunt and a complex legal and cultural phenomenon.
In our fourth episode this season, Josh Russell sits down with his New York courts colleague Erik Uebelacker to unpack the high-pr…
AI in Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Practice of Law
Editors of the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence and the Law, Elizabeth Rothman and Ryan Abbott, examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping legal practice across a broad range of areas of law. Dr. Abbott is a mediator and arbitrator with JAMS, Inc., in Century City and Los…
Across the Pond
Grab your passport, doughty listener. We're headed across the Atlantic to see how justice works in England and France, and why it looks so different from the U.S.
While a judge in France takes an active role seeking the absolute truth, the U.S. system functions more like a high-stakes sporting even…
The Self-Driving Dilemma
Hold on to your butts as we take a ride through the self-driving car revolution to see if the future of transportation is a techno-utopia or another way for Big Tech to grab the wheel of our lives.
While some see a world where you can nap through a traffic jam, others see a data-hungry machine pois…
Abandoning Hartman
Editor’s note: This episode contains some explicit language. Listener discretion is advised.
A town with no mayor, no trustees, no clerk, and no publicly funded water system.
In our seventh episode this season, we travel four hours east of Denver to Hartman, Colorado, where a modern-day "Hatfields…
The Data Center Gold Rush
The latest gold rush isn’t buried in the dirt. It’s powered by servers. As tech giants race to build hyperscale data centers for the artificial intelligence boom, the promise of economic growth is colliding with growing resistance from rural communities.
In our eighth episode this season, we take y…
Inside ICE's NYC Immigration Court Crackdown
Arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at New York City immigration courthouses have surged under the second Trump administration, transforming routine court appearances into moments of fear and uncertainty for immigrants and their families.
At 26 Federal Plaza, Manhattan’s largest im…
Big Oil, AR-15s, and The Right to Vote Hit SCOTUS
The Supreme Court’s new term is packed with cases that could reshape the legal landscape on climate change, gun rights and voting.
In our annual SCOTUS preview, we break down three of the term’s most pivotal cases and explore how they reflect the high court’s growing role in our most consequential …
Can AI be my new lab partner?
Artificial intelligence is changing many aspects of our lives, but some of its most exciting possibilities are happening in the world of science. There have been lots of headlines about how artificial intelligence could transform this area, including curing disease, suggesting new drugs, and genera…
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