Karen Read's Defense Gave Witness 'Script' To Work Off On The Stand, Allegedly Did the defense in the Karen Reed case just hand their experts a script? Because that’s what it looks like. A shocking Q&A document allegedly prepped for the ARCA experts has people questioning just how much of their testimony was truly their own. And let’s not forget th…

Josh Hammer reviews the latest litigation-related news involving the Trump administration, including a transgender policy ruling out in Seattle and the continuing case of Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger in Washington, D.C. When will SCOTUS finally put Dellinger in his place? Plus, bulldog U.S. Attorney Ed Martin continues to ruffle feathers at th…

Schmidty tells the remarkably extensive story of Ned Kelly and his gang - were they victims of an oppressive government, or plain old violent criminals...or both?Oleh trialbywine

Andrew Robb joins host Dan Ambrose to share his remarkable journey from aspiring opera singer to aviation litigation specialist at his family's firm. After clerking for federal judges and working in Big Law, Andrew returned to Kansas City to join Robb & Robb, a firm renowned for handling catastrophic aircraft cases. He discusses his $100 million se…

"It sucks when we lose, but when we win and hopefully you win more than you lose on our side, it's life changing. I can't get that from any other job. And to know 10 years down the line, and now I've been in practice long enough, 15 years down the line, somebody sends me a card out of the blue and they just say, I was thinking about you. Or in a de…

After two years we found the audio from the rest of the trial! On the stand for day three: Barbara Grayson and Dr. Jervis Tetch.

In this episode Caroline and Jack have the evidence of one of the defendants in the case. Michael Jones told the jury he was not carrying out reconnaissance missions at Blenheim Palace in the days before the theft of the solid gold toilet. He said he was visiting the exhibitions because he found the art intriguing. We also heard that the artist who…

Host Michael Cowen welcomes back visual trial strategist Amy Hall for a discussion about her work helping lawyers connect with juries through visual displays. As she explains, people remember more of what they see than what they just hear – which makes visuals an important tactic in the courtroom. Her strategy focuses on guiding her clients to dist…

The Gilgo Beach Trial: One Case or Five Separate Trials? The suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, Rex Heuermann, was back in a Suffolk County courtroom, and the debate over how his case should be tried took center stage. Prosecutors laid out their argument: all seven alleged murders should be handled in one trial. The defense? They want five separa…

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Jordan Peterson, Executive Vice President of Solle Naturals, joined us this week for a Holistic Perspective of business, health, and life. Jordan shares a wealth of knowledge from his years of experience in the Network Marketing industry, as well as some stories of "overcoming" that he has seen over the years.…

Alex Murdaugh’s Appeal: The Legal Battle That Could Change Everything Alex Murdaugh’s appeal is shaping up to be just as explosive as his trial, and we’re diving deep into the legal battle that could change everything. With claims of jury tampering, courtroom misconduct, and the media’s overwhelming influence, this case isn’t just about guilt or in…

Maren Chaloupka, the current TLC president, and John Sloan, her predecessor, delve into the nuanced TLC approach to advocating for fair compensation in legal settlements and verdicts taught at The Courage to Ask TLC event. They explore the critical process of determining an appropriate sum for clients and discuss the complexities involved in assign…

Welcome to the Trial & Error podcast, where seasoned criminal defense attorney Dana McLendon III, alongside co-host & forensic neuropsychologist Dr. Katie Spirko, take you on a deep dive into the tragic case of Holly Bobo, and the subsequent wrongful convictions of Zach Adams and his brother Dylan Adams. Holly Bobo’s disappearance in 2011 led to a …

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) is on trial this week. A sweet treat or like falling into a brown, disgusting river? Dave defends this sleeper hit, saying an iconic performance from Gene Wilder, hit songs and a tasty supporting cast make this a classic. Gav disagrees, saying the film glosses over the questionable morals of a psychotic ca…

2024 was the year when the Post Office's victimisation of sub-postmasters became a ubiquitous national story, after the airing of an ITV Drama. "Mr Bates vs the Post Office" was viewed by more than 10 million people, and brought political momentum to the resolution of the ongoing injustices associated with the scandal. Before the election, the gove…

Episode Summary In this episode of Trial Talk, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced New York trial attorney Michael Joseph discuss the legal rights of construction workers, especially undocumented workers, injured on job sites. They cover New York’s labor laws, including the "Ladder Law" (Labor Law 240) and Labor Law 241, emphasizing contractor an…

In this episode Caroline and Liz discuss this week’s press conference by Lucy Letby’s defence team. They go over the findings of the expert panel, who now say she isn't guilty of any murders, and compare it to the evidence scrutinised at her two trials. They also speak to Lord Ken Macdonald KC, the former Director of Public Prosecutions, who gives …

This week, Dave, Neil, and Joanna debate who is the best owl in a movie or TV show (04:51). Then, they listen to listener picks and choose which one to include in the final poll before getting into Dave’s eclectic owl trivia (78:28). Now it’s up to you to decide! Who is the most superb owl in movies or TV? You can vote for the winner on The Ringer’…