I was, I guess like 11 when OJ Simpson got acquitted and I spoke to a criminal defense attorney who explained the presumption of Innocence to me at a party, and how important it is.

It hugely influenced my life.

Body cameras are very useful in criminal defense. You usually find something helpful. When you don't, it's easier to persuade your client to plead out.

OJ Simpson's biggest legacy was giving people the impression that guilty people are acquitted due to shifty defense lawyers, when the lesson should have been that many prosecutions do not hold up to public scrutiny.

It's a little funny to bring a microphone to somebody's house, get asked to leave, refuse, claim assault when the owner grabs your microphone, and then claim that zionists claim perpetual victimhood

No criminal defendant — however innocent — wants “his day in court to clear his name.” Juries are unpredictable and anyone facing a felony conviction would much prefer to avoid a trial entirely!

Let’s not forget everything we know about criminal law just because it’s Trump.

Try not to get too political on here but I don’t think you should murder the police chief, rape the chief’s wife, or kill the police department in a shooting spree.

IT KEEPS HAPPENING

People keep saying that the reduction in religious belief has led to a resurgence of other dumb beliefs.

But the thing is, there doesn't seem to be any evidence that religious folks are less likely to believe those things.

Straight into my veins