In the Courts with Katie Barlow: December 7, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
ADAM Program technology helps find missing and endangered children
Haywood Talcove is the CEO of LexisNexis Risk Solutions and the creator of the ADAM Program technology, which aims to find and protect missing children. He joins In the Courts to discuss what's next in the field of child protection.
Fighting for criminal justice reform in DC and beyond
Georgetown law professor Marc Howard and Colie "Shaka" Long, who served 26 years in prison and now helps teach at Georgetown, join In The Courts to discuss criminal justice reform. What's wrong with the criminal justice system at large, and how can we improve jails and prisons?
SCOTUS reviewing case on Colorado ban on conversion therapy
The Supreme Court is taking a look at Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for queer youth. Robert Rigby, a retired Fairfax County school teacher and a longtime queer youth advocate says he experienced "talk therapy" and shed some light and thoughts on this issue.
Supreme Court weighs cases on birthright citizenship, congressional redistricting
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up two cases this term that will affect so many in the country. They are looking at President Donald Trump's push to end birthright citizenship as he wants to make sure children born here from parents who are not legal citizens are not automatically citizens. The court will also look at Texas' newly drawn congressional map that would give the GOP several more seats in the U.S. House. Many states are doing this, or looking to, but the Texas case has made it to the High Court. James Romoser, Supreme Court reporter for The Wall Street Journal, joins In The Courts to discuss.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: December 7, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: November 30, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: November 23, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: November 16, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: November 9, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
Paula Boggs discusses state of corporate America under Trump and civil service
Paula Boggs, the former General Counsel for Starbucks, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and a U.S. Army Airborne veteran who served under Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, joins FOX 5's In the Courts to talk about the state of corporate America under the Trump Administration.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: November 2, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: October 26, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In The Courts: October 19, 2025
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In the Courts: October 12, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works – or doesn't.
In The Courts with Katie Barlow: October 5, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works ? or doesn't.
In the Courts with Katie Barlow: September 28, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works ? or doesn't.
In The Courts with Katie Barlow: September 21, 2025
'In The Courts' is a weekly show about the law and how it works ? or doesn't.
"In the Supreme Court's Own Word": Author discusses key rulings
Attorney Peter Cohen, a former George Mason University law professor and author who has written a book about landmark Supreme Court decisions and rulings over the past 220 years, joins In The Courts. His book is called "In the Supreme Court's Own Word:?First principles for checking the Supreme Court's power and preserving the Republic."? He spoke with Katie Barlow about some of the court's key rulings and what this next session could hold.
DC Police Union Chair Gregg Pemberton discusses crime in the DMV
Gregg Pemberton is the chairman of the D.C. Police Union. He joined Katie Barlow on In the Courts to talk about policing and crime in the District.�He disagrees with the George Floyd policing bill that Maryland Rep. Glenn Ivey is re-introducing in Congress this week. Pemberton says it doesn't do enough to help police officers.