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John Pottow Guest

John Pottow

University of Michigan

Professor of Bankruptcy Law at the University of Michigan

FROM John Pottow

Should Detroit be Left on its Own?

Should Detroit be Left on its Own? Detroit has not asked for a federal bailout but, the issue is causing partisan squabbles in Washington anyway. For the moment, the city is on it’s own.

34 MIN, 59 SEC Aug 05, 2013

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The roofs above our heads What do our houses reveal about us – and what do they say about living in California?

5 MIN, 35 SEC Nov 22, 2018

The Democrats take the House. Will the president need more lawyers?

LRC Presents: All the President's Lawyers

The Democrats take the House. Will the president need more lawyers? The midterms are over. What’s next for President Trump?

28 MIN, 31 SEC Nov 07, 2018

Legal or illegal?

LRC Presents: All the President's Lawyers

Legal or illegal? Is the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting attorney general?

28 MIN, 29 SEC Nov 14, 2018

The art and science of fixing faulty genes

The art and science of fixing faulty genes UC Berkeley biochemist Jennifer Doudna and her colleagues say they can edit any organism’s DNA using an RNA-guided protein found in bacteria. This technology, called CRISPR-Cas9, could redefine the possibilities for editing human and non-human genes, opening the door to societal and ethical implications.

4 MIN, 28 SEC Nov 07, 2018