How Do You Define Justice? Fair Shot, Due Process, Justice For All
At the end of every See You In Court episode, we ask the same question: How do you define justice?
In this closing moment, attorney Lynne Borsuk shares clear definitions centered on fairness, equal treatment, and due process for everyone, regardless of wealth or background.
Watch the full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nQlHvFy4O5k
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Guests
• Seth Kirschenbaum
• Lynne Borsuk
Hosts
• Robin Frazer Clark
• Lester Tate
About See You In Court
See You In Court is Georgia’s leading civil justice podcast from the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation. We share practical insights that help Georgians understand their rights and how to bring grievances before an independent court.
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The information in this episode is for educational purposes only. For legal advice, contact a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
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Fear and Authoritarianism: Why Speaking Out Matters
One of the warning signs of authoritarianism is fear—fear of criticizing the government, fear of speaking up. In this clip from See You In Court Episode 51, Seth Kirschenbaum shares why this fear is growing in our nation’s institutions, from law firms to universities, and why defending the rule of law depends on courage and accountability.
🎧 Listen to the full episode: Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law with Seth Kirschenbaum and Lynne Borsuk
#SeeYouInCourt #CivilJustice #RuleOfLaw #LegalCourage #Authoritarianism
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Disapproval of Capitulation: When Fear Undermines Justice
In this powerful moment from See You In Court, attorney Lynne Borsuk shares her deep disappointment with law firms that capitulated under political pressure, failing to uphold their professional duty to represent all clients — even the unpopular ones.
“In their fear, they’ve created a dynamic that is deeply unhealthy for our democracy. I disapprove of their capitulation. Time will show it was unwise to capitulate.”
This clip is a call to courage — a reminder that the rule of law depends on lawyers who stand firm, not those who bow to intimidation.
🎧 Watch the full episode on YouTube:
👉 https://youtu.be/nQlHvFy4O5k
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👉 https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/georgia-lawyers-for-the-rule-of-law-with-seth-kirschenbaum-and-lynne-borsuk/
🔗 Learn more at SeeYouInCourtPodcast.org
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Speaking Up in a Climate of Fear
Fear can silence even the strongest voices.
In this clip from See You In Court, attorney Seth Kirschenbaum shares how public pressure led one leader to reverse course—and why that moment reflects a growing climate of fear in America.
Co-host Lester Tate reminds us that while speaking up can feel risky, staying silent can be far more dangerous for the rule of law.
🎙️ Listen to the full episode:
👉 Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law with Seth Kirschenbaum and Lynne Borsuk
https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org
#SeeYouInCourt #RuleOfLaw #LegalCourage #CivilJustice #GeorgiaLawyers #SpeakingUp
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The Harsh Reality of Our Justice System— Why Respect for Courts Still Matters
Every court ruling has a winner and a loser — but our system has endured because people respected the rule of law. Today, that respect is under attack as judges face threats and intimidation.
In this clip from See You In Court, Lester Tate and Seth Kirschenbaum explain why judicial independence is at risk, and why Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law are stepping up to defend it.
🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nQlHvFy4O5k
🌐 Learn more at: https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org/
See You In Court is a podcast series that seeks to educate the public about the Georgia Civil Justice System and is a production of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation.
The Georgia Civil Justice Foundation (GCJF) is a nonpartisan resource for anyone seeking to understand, preserve, or restore the basic functions of civil justice.
GCJF supports public education about the civil justice system and how to gain access to the civil justice system when it is needed. Our goal is to reach all Georgians with a message that presents civil justice as society’s means of assuring fair play for everyone.
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