A good source, legaleagle on youtube.

[Goonie]

An interesting youtube channel that is interesting and balanced.

This is about kyle Rittenhouse.

 

[Arcangl86]

I love this channel, and while he does imo a great job at sticking to facts, it's worth saying he is obviously fairly progressive and that slants his analysis at times.

 

[MotoToTheMax]

I love this channel, and while he does imo a great job at sticking to facts, it's worth saying he is obviously fairly progressive and that slants his analysis at times.

As someone who also follows his channel, I got the same opinion of him. Great as a good first hearing of information, but a followup verification of facts never hurt.

 

[High Fidelity]

Great channel. I dip in and out every few months to catch up

 

[driewerf]

I have tried to listen to different clips, but he speaks a little bit too fast for someone who's first language is not English.

 

[Tinker Grey]

I have tried to listen to different clips, but he speaks a little bit too fast for someone who's first language is not English.

He speaks a little too fast for someone who's first language is English. However, I can usually keep up.

 

[Pommer]

I have tried to listen to different clips, but he speaks a little bit too fast for someone who's first language is not English.

He speaks a little too fast for someone who's first language is English. However, I can usually keep up.

I’m pretty sure one can vary the playback speed on YT

 

[Ignatius the Kiwi]

Rikeita law is better and he's more entertaining.

 

[DaisyDay]

I have tried to listen to different clips, but he speaks a little bit too fast for someone who's first language is not English.

I use closed captioning - sometimes they are in languages other than English.

For celebrity law scandals (e.g. Heard v Depp, Taylor Swift v. Ticketmaster), Emily D. Baker is excellent at explaining the intricacies. She does, however, like the "cursey words", so be forewarned.