r/Law_and_Politics↗
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the American law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed. **If you encounter a firewall for any link, use https://archive.today/ as a workaround.**
34k subscribers721 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~3% by known bots)119 authors / mosince 2023
r/Law_and_Politics has 34k members (+9.8% over the last 12 months). It gets about 721 posts a month from 119 people. Top topics: Supreme Court Controversies, Epstein Files Controversy and Trump and Epstein Files.
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- Supreme Court Controversies0.1%
- Epstein Files Controversy0.1%
- Trump and Epstein Files<0.1%
- Trump and Epstein Scandals<0.1%
- Trump and Crypto<0.1%
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- Archive
- Substack
- CBS News
- MS NOW
- The Hill
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