Meth, Murder, and a Missing Boyfriend
This episode has it all: attempted murder charges, cartel rumors, shady witnesses, and one very unreliable memory.
Stand-up comedy meets true crime, but the stakes are real. These are real cases, real people, and real lives on the line. Hear from the public defenders standing as the last line of defense when government power bears down on the vulnerable.
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This episode has it all: attempted murder charges, cartel rumors, shady witnesses, and one very unreliable memory.
At a live taping of Another Not Guilty, we head to Penn Carey Law for a case that had everything: a chaotic family dispute, a single gunshot, and three witnesses who somehow couldn’t agree on what actually happened.
Fresh out of Allegheny County, public defenders Ben Jackson and Tirza take us inside a trial involving 27 counts of rape and sexual assault.
Trial Attorney · Indigent Defender · Stand-Up Comic
David Moore is a trial attorney, indigent defender, and stand-up comic who has defended people against the full power of the government, including with the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s office.
As the creator and producer of Laughs 4 Just-Us, David brings sharp comedic timing to the grave reality of courtroom trials. Another Not Guilty is where his paths in law and comedy intersect.
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