Supreme Court Shadow Docket
On Supreme Court "Shadow Dockets," Katie interviews Steve Vladeck who is a Professor of Law at UT Austin and the author of “The Shadow Docket." We explore what it is and how it has changed since the Trump administration used it to push through cases.
TJHS lawsuit plaintiffs face court setback
Asra Nomani is the parent of a recent graduate from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, which is ranked the best high school in the country by U.S. News. She's part of Coalition For TJ – the group challenging the admissions policy claiming it discriminates against Asian applicants.
Interview with Mark Pennak
Mark Pennak from "Maryland Shall Issue" talks to Katie about the lawsuit he filed against Maryland’s new gun laws that Governor Wes Moore signed into law last week
A recap of the top legal stories from the week
On FOX 5's In the Courts with Katie Barlow, we take a look at some of the top legal stories from last week including a US Attorney in Boston resigning; a MPD officer arrested accused of trying to cover up the BLM sign destruction back in 2020 and leaking info to Proud Boys leader; Whistleblower working on Hunter Biden case removed; a Trump attorney in documents case resigns; Federal appeals court hears abortion pill case; SCOTUS saying Andy Warhol overstepped on fair use with his photos of Prince, asking WTF is fair use; SCOTUS rules internet companies not liable for terrorist content - and we wrap by interviewing Aaron Mackey – from the Electronic Frontier Foundation – about the SCOTUS cases
Anti-Slapp Laws Explained
What is an Anti-SLAPP law and what does a lawsuit involving Marilyn Manson have to do with it?
Talking with Edmund Fitton Brown
Edmund Fitton-Brown, Senior Visiting Fellow at The Soufan Center talks to Katie about ISIS recruitment on U.S. Soil, ISIS propaganda and how it spreads; law enforcement building a case on alleged terrorists - and social media's impact on terrorism.
One-On-One with Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD)
Chief Legal Correspondent Katie Barlow talks to Maryland Rep. Glenn Ivey about the debt ceiling, Trump and gun laws.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow turns one!
Fox 5 celebrates a year of legal news with In the Courts.
Ed Sheeran wins copyright lawsuit
Ed Sheeran has won the copyright infringement lawsuit involving his song "Thinking Out Loud."
Four Proud Boys found guilty in U.S. Capitol Riot case
After seven days of deliberations, a D.C. jury delivered a striking defeat to the far-right extremist group Proud Boys.
ProPublica report on lethal injection
Lethal injection as a method for execution has long been the subject of debate in this country. ProPublica has been looking into this and reporter Daniel Moritz-Rabson joins In The Courts to share some of the problems they've found.
A closer look inside the Supreme Court
CNN Senior Legal Correspondent Joan Biskupic joins In The Courts to give insight into the innerworkings of the Supreme Court as they approach their busiest season.
Mar-a-Lago investigation updates and possible Hunter Biden charges
FOX 5's Katie Barlow breaks down the latest legal headlines of the week.
How Taylor Swift avoided crypto legal troubles
FOX 5's Katie Barlow explains how Taylor Swift avoided getting into legal trouble when it comes to a crypto deal.
Tax filings for those accepting "gifts"
In the wake of the Justice Clarence Thomas allegations, a new question about how others report "gifts" has come up. Tax and legal expert Victoria Haneman joins In The Courts to break it down.
Will legal woes impact Washington Commanders sale?
FOX 5's Katie Barlow breaks down the latest legal stories making headlines from the abortion pill debate to the Washington Commanders sale.
SCOTUS ethics investigation
Gabe Roth, Executive Director of Fix the Court, joins FOX 5 to talk about court reform in the wake of the Thomas scandal.
Justice Clarence Thomas took luxury trips on GOP donor's tab: ProPublica
ProPublica reporter Josh Kaplan joins In The Courts to share details on the reports about Justice Clarence Thomas accepting yearly lavish trips on the dime of a GOP mega donor.
Abortion pill battle could go to Supreme Court
FOX 5's Katie Barlow breaks down the top legal stories of the week from the abortion pill debate to the latest on the Fox/Dominion trial.
Chipotle sues Sweetgreen
It was a battle of the chain restaurants in court as Chipotle sued Sweetgreen over the name of one of their menu items.