#SistersInLaw Podcast Transcripts
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Election Shenanigans
October 7, 2026
Barb McQuade (0:05)
Welcome to this week's episode of Sisters Side Bar with Jill Wine-Banks and me, Barb McQuade. To keep up with the show, click here to subscribe and don't forget to like and hit the bell to get notified.
If you have a question for us, please email us at SistersInLaw at politicon.com or tag us on social media using hashtag SistersInLaw. But don't just type your questions. Your voices are so important, which is why we want to hear them too.
Carolyn (0:44)
Hi sisters. This is Carolyn in Woodland Hills, California.
I love your show and all of you. Thank you so much. My question is, why aren't detainees being protected under the Eighth Amendment, designed to prohibit cruel and unusual punishment? Thank you very much.
Barb McQuade (1:01)
Yeah. Thanks, Carolyn. That's a great question.
It seems so obvious the Eighth Amendment, of course, protects us against cruel and unusual punishment. But here's the thing, the Supreme Court has actually interpreted the Eighth Amendment to apply only to situations of punishment. That means sentencing after conviction for a crime. But when it comes to detainees…
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