Miscarriage Of Justice – When Science Meets the Courtroom (and Wins)
Michael — back for his third appearance and still an ANG all-star — recounts a second-degree murder trial where the alleged victim was a fetus. The facts were tragic, but the cause of death was natural, not criminal.
What could have been a story of heartbreak turned into a story of overreach, as the state tried to turn biology into blame. Along the way, Michael mixes in fascinating medical testimony, defense antics, and the kind of anecdotes only he can deliver.
This is one of those trials where you'll laugh, you'll learn, and you'll question just how far prosecutors will go to chase a conviction.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- Michael — back for his third appearance and still an ANG all-star — recounts a second-degree murder trial where the alleged victim was a fetus.
- Along the way, Michael mixes in fascinating medical testimony, defense antics, and the kind of anecdotes only he can deliver.
Trial or closing note
Along the way, Michael mixes in fascinating medical testimony, defense antics, and the kind of anecdotes only he can deliver.
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.