What’s New in Legal News: Edwards v. Vannoy
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Episode 3
In this episode of the USLawEssentials Law & Language podcast, we continue the What’s New in Legal News series. This time it’s Daniel’s turn and he introduces the recent Edwards v. Vannoy Supreme Court decision and its effect on the Constitutional requirement of unanimous jury verdicts in criminal cases.
You can watch two videos discussing this decision and the relevant underlying case, Ramos v. Louisiana:
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