Que Happens – When Lying Witnesses and Bad Policing Collide
Public Defender Adella steps into trial and takes on a case built on the shakiest of foundations: lying children and sloppy police work. With sharp advocacy and relentless cross, she showed the jury that the truth was nowhere in the state's file. The result? Not guilty.
And this one was a true team effort — shout out to our good buddy Walid, who handled the prelim and got the charges reduced to a misdemeanor before trial.
Because when the government's case is all smoke and no fire, the defense just has to open the windows and let the truth in.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- Public Defender Adella steps into trial and takes on a case built on the shakiest of foundations: lying children and sloppy police work.
- With sharp advocacy and relentless cross, she showed the jury that the truth was nowhere in the state's file.
Trial or closing note
With sharp advocacy and relentless cross, she showed the jury that the truth was nowhere in the state's file.
Transcript availability
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.