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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 577
Jason Lee Van Dyke on the Law & the Dissident Right
Counter-Currents Radio
Jason Lee Van Dyke
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Texas attorney Jason Lee Van Dyke (Twitter) was Greg Johnson and David Zsutty‘s guest on the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio, where they discussed the challenges of representing the dissident Right in the legal process and answered listener questions. It is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 Jason Lee Van Dyke on legally representing the dissident Right
00:01:39 His journey into law and First Amendment advocacy
00:04:32 High-profile cases and the fight for free speech
00:05:49 Navigating legal challenges with the Proud Boys and Patriot Front
00:08:43 The legal battle against frivolous lawsuits and defamation
00:09:05 Current complications and legal strategies in defending dissidents
00:11:49 Thomas Rousseau‘s case
00:17:34 The Ku Klux Klan Act and its implications for free speech
00:21:01 Potential Supreme Court involvement and expanding legal precedents
00:31:55 Addressing legal challenges posed by antifa and unauthorized information
00:38:43 Dealing with doxing and legal battles
00:39:06 The fight against antifa and stalking laws
00:40:08 Legislation to protect one’s right to free speech and employment
00:45:00 The impact of political vocabulary on doxing’s effectiveness
00:48:11 Antifa’s alleged connections with law enforcement
00:49:39 The mistake of underestimating antifa
00:56:50 The importance of legal support for the dissident Right
00:56:54 Building a network of First Amendment defenders
01:02:37 Bridging the gap between the dissident Right and ordinary conservatives
01:07:28 Advice for prospective law students and reflections on the judiciary
01:13:48 Closing thoughts and audience Q&A
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5 comments
That was really good. Congrats to David for passing the bar! That’s a major accomplishment.
Excellent podcast. Lots of good, nuts & bolts info. Jason Van Dyke has come a long way. Early in his career he weathered many attacks, but they seem to have been a kind of crucible for him, making him stronger & forging him into a tough, smart, aggressive, & effective lawyer – especially for our side. Very impressive.
This should have a permanent link with contact info for people who want to get involved in the legal struggle
Let’s see more podcasts like this one.
Excellent discussion! Many thanks to Counter-Currents for this informative and important interview.
This was a fantastic podcast. And I have to give a huge shout-out to Jason Lee Van Dyke for his work with the DR. It takes a lot of courage and guts to not only publicly support dissident right groups, but to actively donate your time to their legal defense. That’s especially true given how completely pozzed/cucked the legal profession is, even in red states like Texas. The ABA (and most state bars) have completely embraced the globohomo zeitgeist and support for it is not only encouraged but it is generally assumed unless an attorney expresses a contrary opinion. I applaud lawyers like Jason and like Sam Dickson in Georgia who not only buck this trend, but who also continue to have successful careers while doing so. Gentlemen, you are truly an inspiration.
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