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• First Thursday, October 20268. 10. 2026 · 1 h 4 minThis month’s podcast is all about information. Information about the public and employees. Who controls it, who has access to it, how can it be used, and what role does the union…
• First Thursday, September 20263. 9. 2026 · 50 minMarijuana, Guns, & Public Safety Employees Marijuana laws have been loosening in many states, but the drug is still illegal at the federal level. This month’s podcast covers…
• First Thursday, August 20266. 8. 2026 · 1 h 29 minThe Brady Rule affirms that the government, because of its obligation to provide defendants with a fair trial, must turn over favorable, exculpatory evidence to a criminal…
• First Thursday, July 20269. 7. 2026 · 1 h 0 minThe Supreme Court has wrapped up its 2026 docket, and, in this podcast, Rick covers three decisions that impact public safety employees. US v. Hemani (03:19) Margolin v…
• First Thursday, June 20264. 6. 2026 · 1 h 1 min · Řada 14 Epizoda 6Rick Poulson covers a potpourri of cases from across the country, including two involving police take-home vehicles.
• First Thursday, May 20267. 5. 2026 · 46 minThe rise of gambling apps has created an multitude of issues, and the public safety labor environment has not been immune from its effects. In this episode of First Thursday…
• First Thursday, April 20265. 3. 2026 · 56 minUpcoming seminars from LRIS (00:01:12) The Cases Court Rejects Late First Amendment Challenge to “Talk My S**t” Termination, Shelton v Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority…
• First Thursday, March 20265. 3. 2026 · 57 minThe U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in the case United States v. Hemani. The case deals with whether federal criminal statute 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3), which makes…
• First Thursday, February 20265. 2. 2026 · 45 minEmployers often try to win disputes by focusing on technical definitions or procedural arguments. They will apply a narrow definition to an employee’s workplace right and reframe…
• First Thursday, January 2026, Part 215. 1. 2026 · 37 minIn part two of this month’s podcast, Rick offers his predictions for 2026 for three different categories. • The economy – boom or bust? (00:02:10) • Recruitment and retention –…
• First Thursday, January 2026, Part 18. 1. 2026 · 1 h 2 minA look back, a look ahead. We took January 1 off for the New Year’s Day holiday, so this First Thursday episode is posting on the second Thursday. We will be posting a bonus…
• First Thursday, December 20254. 12. 2025 · 60 minWe here at LRIS would like to wish everyone a joyous and peaceful holiday season. Here’s what in store for this last First Thursday podcast of 2025: Upcoming seminars from LRIS…
• First Thursday, November 20257. 11. 2025 · 1 h 12 minRichard Poulson interviews Memphis Police Association President Matt Cunningham about the recent deployment of national guard troops to his city. Cases: Labor Board Rules County…
• First Thursday, October 20252. 10. 2025 · 1 h 12 minRick and labor attorney Jessica Caggiano discuss what is and what isn’t protected speech by a public employee and in the age of social media. How has social media impacted how…
• First Thursday, September 20255. 9. 2025 · 1 h 10 minRick interviews former firefighter and firefighter union leader, Bob Brooks, about his bid to represent Pennsylvania’s 7th district in the congress. They discuss the importance…
• First Thursday, August 20257. 8. 2025 · 52 minRick is joined again by labor attorney Jesse Bernstein to discuss the no tax on overtime provision from recent budget bill along with the usual roundup of cases. Cases
• First Thursday, July 20253. 7. 2025 · 1 h 20 minThis month, Rick is joined by Philadelphia labor attorney Jesse Bernstein. The two discuss the following cases: NY Court Precludes Cross Examination Of Police Officers On…
• First Thursday, June 20255. 6. 2025 · 51 minFAQs 00:00:49 What’s new with LRIS? 00:01:24 Cases Cook County CO WinsADA Remedy For Unlawful Fitness-For-Duty Exam, Nawara v. Cook Cnty., 132 F.4th 1031 (7th Cir. 2025)…
• First Thursday, May 20251. 5. 2025 · 49 min0:01:32 What’s new with LRIS. 0:03:20 Seattle Officers Who Attended Jan 6 Rally Cannot Remain Anonymous, John Does 1, 2, 4, & 5 v. Seattle Police Dep’t, 2025 Wash. LEXIS 86…
• First Thursday, April 20253. 4. 2025 · 57 minRick and economist Jeremy Crimmel discuss the nation’s economic outlook and what effects tariffs may have on inflation. Cases: State Court Confirms Louisiana Police Association’s…