Black Friday Steals Covid Current Events – When the State Discounts Due Process
The prosecution rolled out its usual holiday special: grease the wheels of mass incarceration and skip that whole "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" thing. But the local public defender knew the case, knew the community, and knew exactly how to stop the state from turning a flimsy accusation into a prison sentence.
Think of it as a courtroom doorbuster: the state tried to sell guilt at a bargain price, but the defense wasn't buying. In the end, the jury walked away with a not guilty — and the state was left holding its unwanted merchandise.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- The prosecution rolled out its usual holiday special: grease the wheels of mass incarceration and skip that whole "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" thing.
- In the end, the jury walked away with a not guilty — and the state was left holding its unwanted merchandise.
Trial or closing note
The prosecution rolled out its usual holiday special: grease the wheels of mass incarceration and skip that whole "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" thing.
Transcript availability
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.