Hindsight RADIO

A year later, a $6,000 asset hearing mysteriously becomes $14,000. The only explanation? Greed.

Can someone establish a permanent home if they're subject to arrest? Our immigration laws' inconsistent enforcement creates this complex humanitarian and legal question. What happens when people have deep roots but uncertain legal status?

Contrary to what some might assume, 19th-century antebellum law didn't treat the presence of slaves as unlawful, even if their entry was. Mississippi law, for example, stated slaves had an 'indefeasible domicile' there, meaning they were considered residents regardless of how they arrived.

Banks foreclose on millions of homes — but tonight I'm showing you five times the homeowner walked into court and the bank walked out with nothing. Real courts. Real case numbers. Real rulings you can pull up yourself. Stay to the end, because the last one isn't even a court case — it's a law that protects you right now.