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Episode 127: Uganda Part 2 ESCAPE – Transcript

by Gladys Oroma

• January 23, 2018

HOST: This is Life of the Law. I’m Nancy Mullane, Executive Producer, and as you know from our last episode, part one of our series on Uganda, we are leaving our comfort zone of the…

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Episode 126: Uganda Part 1 ABDUCTED – Transcript

by Gladys Oroma

• January 10, 2018

    HOST For the last year, we have been working behind the scenes with a team to produce the story you’re going to hear today, the first part of a three-part series. This series…

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Uganda – Part 1: ABDUCTED

by Gladys Oroma

• January 10, 2018

“Those who were not able to walk were killed then. And then the greatest challenge was walking long distances for examples of 8 miles without any drinking water. There were those who were drinking the…

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A Whole ‘nother World – San Quentin Live (2017 Holiday Reprise)

by Life of the Law

• December 27, 2017

“I hate mornings. There’s nothing worse than waking up from your dreams to a cell whose 6×9 confines stretch into the horizons of your future.” — Emile DeWeaver   We share this special holiday reprise…

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Inside San Quentin: Traditions

by Life of the Law

• December 12, 2017

Traditions. We all have them. Some good and, well, some not so good. Think for a minute. When you were a kid, what were your holiday traditions? Do you still follow some of them today?…

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The Battle Over Your Right to Vote

by Life of the Law

• November 28, 2017

The polls got it wrong. What matters in the end, on election day, is who has the right to vote and who goes to the polls to cast their ballot. Due to strict voter ID…

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Episode 112: Government Ghost – Transcript

by Megan Marelli

• November 14, 2017

HOST This is Life of the Law, I’m Nancy Mullane. 2017 has been a terribly rough year for thousands of people… There’ve been fires in Northern California and hurricanes and floods in Texas and Puerto…

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Government Ghost

by Megan Marrelli

• November 14, 2017

2017 has been a terrible year for tens of thousands of people. Fires in northern California and record-setting torrential hurricanes and floods in Texas and Puerto Rico have meant that families have lost their homes…

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In-Studio: Brutally Ruthless

by Life of the Law

• October 31, 2017

“As incompetent and bumbling as the Trump Administration has been in so many areas, they have been brutally ruthless on immigration.” — Jose Chito Vela, Immigration Attorney and Candidate for Texas State Legislature It’s been…

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Life Un-DACAmented

by Life of the Law

• October 17, 2017

Nearly two years ago on January 26, 2016, Life of the Law presented Un-DACA-mented, a report on the Obama Administration’s DACA Program, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. The program, begun in 2012, offered undocumented…