Oops I Did It Again – When a Motion Breaks the Case (and the Prosecutor)
Public Defender Shahan steps into trial and drops a tactical motion in limine so good that the witness couldn't handle it — and neither could the prosecutor. What followed? A mistrial.
But instead of justice, the state's blunders turned the courtroom into a circus act, with Shahan running circles around the opposition. It's a wild ride where skill meets chaos, and the only thing more off-key than the charges was the prosecution's performance.
Because when Shahan hits play on trial tactics, the state just can't keep up with the beat.
Episode guide
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- Public Defender Shahan steps into trial and drops a tactical motion in limine so good that the witness couldn't handle it — and neither could the prosecutor.
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