Episode

Constitutional Chisme: Berkemer v. McCarty

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Legally Ponzaneli
Published
Jul 13, 2026
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1375
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Summary

Constitutional Chisme is your weekly mini-episode where your host Stephanie and co-host Harleigh break down the cases you’re most likely to see in law school! This week, we are covering the landmark case Berkemer v. McCarty. The case raised important questions about the constitutional rights of individuals during police encounters and whether statements made during a routine traffic stop are admissible when a suspect has not been advised of their Miranda rights. Use code PASSWITHPONZ to get an additional $100 off whatever sale Kaplan Bar Prep is currently offering and 20% off all Kaplan Bar Prep Supplements! Click the link to support the podcast and keep the chisme coming! Link: https://linktr.ee/legallyponzaneli