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The U.S. Supreme Court wrapped up its term last week with a series of blockbuster rulings striking down affirmative action and the government's ambitious plan to eliminate billions of dollars in federal student loan debt, and siding with a website designer opposed to same-sex weddings and a religious former postal worker seeking workplace accommodations.

By now you've certainly heard about the historic prosecution of Donald Trump. The Pro Say crew is joined by Law360 New York courts reporter Frank Runyeon, who shares details of what it was like to be in the room when Trump entered his plea and offers insight into the path forward for the case.

America has been transfixed by the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard, with the salacious details often obscuring the legal strategies that allowed Depp to mostly prevail. On this week's episode of the Pro Say podcast, we break down the legal arguments and expected appeals.

The leaked draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade decision rocked the legal world this week. Kathryn Kolbert, a reproductive rights attorney, joins Pro Say to discuss the wide-ranging implications for not just abortion access but issues like birth control, gay marriage and other civil rights.

Both a Manhattan federal jury and a district judge rejected Sarah Palin's libel claims against The New York Times this week, bringing an action-packed trial over a 2017 editorial to a close. On this week's episode, the Pro Say crew speaks with Law360's own Frank Runyeon, who's been covering the Sarah Palin trial and all of its twists and turns.

The U.S. military has a terrible track record of mishandling sexual assault cases, and some lawmakers are pushing for an overhaul of the military justice system that would alter the way cases are investigated, charges are filed, and juries are seated.

Toyota is under federal investigation for allegedly bribing Supreme Court judges in Thailand in an effort to overturn a $350 million tax judgment. Law360's Frank Runyeon joins the Pro Say podcast this week to explain what we know so far.

The NFL has agreed to end the use of a controversial race-based method of evaluating brain damage claims as part of its billion-dollar concussion settlement. On this week's show, we're breaking down the controversy, the NFL's new move and what it means going forward.