Elie Mystal

Explore the Supreme Court case involving hundreds of Muslim, South Asian and Arab men deported after 9/11, in performance and conversation. In association with The Public Theater. 

The obstructionism might not end with a Hillary win, says Elie Mystal, legal editor for WNYC's podcast, "Radiolab Presents: More Perfect."

One legal expert says Trump's threat to sue The Times is "like a whale being threatened with a letter opener." 

A look ahead for the new SCOTUS session and how the presidential campaign might influence it.

Exploring the 2016 elections could affect the Supreme Court for years to come and how to ensure the nation's highest court is more transparent, accountable and diverse in the future. 

On this episode of More Perfect, we'll talk about the figurative side door to the Supreme Court that has allowed individuals to influence policy for the many. 

You have a right to record. The police can't delete your videos. But you can't break other laws, like trespassing. Here's what you need to know before taping a police encounter. 

Some are surprised by Indiana's religious freedom law. But scholars say the Supreme Court legalized this type of discrimination with their Hobby Lobby ruling last summer.