Because no one should face the state alone.
Outlaw Podcast examines how the state uses the law to attack liberation movements in the US by gathering lessons from those fighting back.
Outlaw is an interview-driven podcast exploring how the law is used to crush dissent in the US. Through conversations with political prisoners, criminalized activists, their support teams, and legal experts, we demystify legal repression and how people are resisting it.
Shezza joins Outlaw to break down what people in movements need to know about protecting their privacy and navigating US law enforcement interactions while traveling, with a focus on airports and crossing international borders.
Shezza Abboushi Dallal is an attorney with the Creating Law Enforcement Accountability & Responsibillity (CLEAR) Project, which primarily aims to address the legal needs of Muslim and other communities nationwide that are particularly affected by so-called “national security” and “counterterrorism” policies and pratices.
See more of CLEAR’s resources here: https://www.cunyclear.org/know-your-rights
Hear “Outlaw: ICE-Watch Repression in Minneapolis” and “Outlaw: ICE Protest Repression Trends” *exclusively* on It Could Happen Here. Find these episodes here: https://linktr.ee/outlawpod
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Intro & Outro Music: Tortuguita by Brass Tapestry (ft. Rev. Keyanna Jones)
Who’s Tortuguita? Tort was an anarchist forest defender part of the movement to Stop Cop City in Atlanta. They were murdered by Georgia State Patrol Troopers in their tent in Weelaunee Forest on January 18th, 2023. Some memories of them are compiled here.
Cover Image by Mon M.
As always, this podcast is not legal advice, and some guests views may differ from our own.
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Criminalization of ICE Watch in Minneapolis / ICE Protest Repression Trends
Repression 101
New to the podcast? Learning about legal repression for the first time? Check out Repression 101 for an introduction and some common questions that might come up as you listen.