Grab The Bull By The Balls – When Police Brutality Backfires in Court
Prya, a public defender out of West Palm Beach, Florida, takes us inside a police brutality jury trial where the state charged her client with battery on a peace officer — even though he was the one being abused.
Through fearless cross-examination and unshakable advocacy, Prya turned the tables, showing the jury exactly who the aggressors really were. By the end, the only thing left on the state's side was a bruised ego.
Because when the cops bring the bull, sometimes the defense has to grab the case by the horns — and the balls — to win not guilty.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- Prya, a public defender out of West Palm Beach, Florida, takes us inside a police brutality jury trial where the state charged her client with battery on a peace officer — even though he was the one being abused.
- Through fearless cross-examination and unshakable advocacy, Prya turned the tables, showing the jury exactly who the aggressors really were.
Trial or closing note
Through fearless cross-examination and unshakable advocacy, Prya turned the tables, showing the jury exactly who the aggressors really were.
Transcript availability
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.