Episode Details

Heard Tell for Monday, April 11th, 2022, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on stories about how the January 6th committee is "split" on what to do, so we apply our rules about there being no such thing as a leak, discuss the concerns over their referrals/findings getting "politicized" and what are/are not reasonable expectations with the electoral clock ticking. Also, the French presidential election goes to a run off with President Marcon once again facing off with Marie Le Pen, so we review the issues with Le Pen, her cozy ties with Vladimir Putin, and how some on the American right are hoping for her to be the next Orban-like authoritarian. Guest Jane Bambauer, Professor of Law at the University of Arizona and a Young Voices contributor discusses the Fourth Amendment and the new spin on warrants and searches in "geofencing" crowds and groups of people.  We discuss the very old legal issues that new technology is challenging and redefining, and Jane breaks down a specific case of the courts ruling law enforcement went too far not only against the suspect but twenty other bystanders who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Plus we discuss what issues need to be solved through case law, what needs to be done legislatively, and what everyone needs to know about their rights when it comes to search & seizure in real life and of your data. We update two stories we've been covering on Heard Tell with breaking news in Pakistan, and after covering the Schindler's List "red coat" girl last week, the secretary who actually typed "the list" passes away and we take a moment to remember and honor her, and finally the story of the workers who found a fortune of art in a barn clean out dumpster. All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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