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True crime's forbidden stories of the criminal system from the insiders' perspective of public defenders told with a little humor, drama, and passion for criminal justice reform. Visit us at www.anothernotguiltypod.com
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Yeah that's right we're going there in this episode. The actual burglar left some very incriminating evidence in someone's bathroom, but it wasn't public defender Sierra's client. Links: Instagram Twitter
Two New York public defenders, Rob and James, successfully defend their client from charges of inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor that were conjured up by the government. Links: Instagram Twitter
Two awesome PDs from Bemidji Minnesota who get an outright dismissal during trial after getting the Judge to exclude key evidence and also enjoy their tales of travels through Minnesota to visit their client and rescue dogs and kittens. Links: Instagram Twitter
Two public defenders from Chicago, Kaitin and Radiance, achieve not guilty for their young client who was facing up to 31 years in prison for an attempted murder charge based on faulty and unreliable eye witness identification. Links: Instagram Twitter
Public Defender Anne secures a not guilty for her client despite her vandalizing her baby daddy's car window (who didn't show up to trial and testify) and assaulting his other long term girlfriend in the face. Links: Instagram Twitter
Federal Public Defender Mike Kawi discusses the jury trial of his client Mr. Malavi who was entrapped by the FBI and set-up by a shady confidential informant.
An alleged murder for hire plot gone wrong. This not guilty stems from a shady FBI confidential informant who entraps a 70 year old man, Mr. Malavi, into hiring an undercover agent to kidnap and possibly murder his former business partner. The facts are wild. Enjoy! Links: Instagram Twitter Dallas Morning News article about the case
Not guilty of aggravated DUI and assault on peace officers, told by a pretty badass public defender from Arizona, Charlie, and his cool sidekick paralegal, Dan.
A badass public defender from Solano County, Evan, who is able to get the stars to align and get a not guilty on a heavy prison charge despite a having a jury that thinks his client did it. Also this episode is especially enjoyable because comedienne Ashley Ray, from the podcast, "TV, I Say w/Ashley Ray", co-hosted and brought a fresh perspective and energy to the interview. Enjoy!
Two San Francisco public defenders from the season 4 opener return with the same client who after his last not guilty trial gets arrested again and now faces serious yet bogus attempted murder charges from the same malicious vindictive bad mustache wearing prosecutor. Martina is the trial lawyer and does an excellent job representing her client and giving us all the true crime details as to why she is a premier public defender!
Two separate not guilty verdicts in two separate cases with two separate San Francisco public defenders. Public defender Ilona shares how she achieved vindication for her client who was a victim of police brutality and how she testified as a witness during the trial and was crossed examined by a mean prosecutor with a ridiculous mustache.
Drunk in public - dismissed! Insider details of how this public defender wins because he knew the law better than the judge, prosecutor, and arresting officer.
A jury trial story from Public defender Carl, a grizzled veteran, who takes us on a ride ending in not guilty with a client facing life in prison because of a lying family and stick. Enjoy!
The public defender in this case is an amazing attorney who was able to show the jury that the complaining witness had some serious credibility issues including abuse of controlled substance which all added up to Not Guilty! TW: charges discussed in this case are sensitive and of a sexual nature.
Sinking ships and childhood dreams. This is a fun trial involving a boat sinking in the ports of LA which led to criminal charges for the first latino fisherman of Los Angeles and also led to the first jury trial for a young public defender who has been dreaming of this moment since childhood. Enjoy!
Police assault during the pandemic. A jury trial police assault case that ended in a nice fat not guilty because of the amazing trial work of a public defender who used their experience and savviness to bring on an accident reconstruction expert to combat the worst piece of evidence. Enjoy!
Covid Current Events. We present a classic case of the prosecution doing its' best to grease the wheels of mass incarceration by trying to send the client to prison without the requisite proof beyond a reasonable doubt only to be thwarted by the local public defender who knows the case and the community the best.
The jury trial and charge speaks to all of the issues and problems our country currently faces; it's a case that stemmed from racial profiling with the trial occurring in the middle of the pandemic and during the country's protests against police brutality. This episode is a little longer than most but totally worth the listen. Enjoy!
A Gang murder trial told by Santa Clara Alternate Deputy Public Defender Sajid Khan who shares how he fought the case and the prosecution's bogus theory from beginning to end, even going to the appellate court for relief, but ultimately having to leave it in the hands of the jury to decide his innocent client's fate.
A feisty and fiery young public defender whose client is found not guilty of battery during a bar brawl in October after a Dodgers' playoff game while all the suspects had beards and were wearing Dodger jerseys.
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Smitten?? That... Isn't what smitten means, sir. 🤔
I really miss the old days of the podcast when the PDs were allowed to tell their stories mostly uninterrupted. Having to listen to it in fits and starts is... Painful. It absolutely destroys the momentum. Especially when the host clearly wasn't paying attention to what the PD is saying, because everything he asks/states was something they JUST SAID and he's repeatedly corrected. Ugh.
Please just let them tell their story. Ask questions later if he doesn't address them. Y'all keep asking questions that he literally JUST described. And/or you "repeat" but... You get it wrong. And it's eeeeveerry show. Please... Just let these Rockstars talk. 🙏
I legit cried. What a great not guilty. Sad to hear the end result of the trauma, though. Just highlights the ripple effect of the IO's failure to do the right thing. Sigh.
I feel compelled to preface this comment with a quick statement regarding my political leanings and personal moal beliefs in order to dispel any knee-jerk opinion that i may be one of those "back the blue," conservative, "law and order" types who just defends cops n all actions.. I am a staunch anarchist-in the purest definition of the political theory.. I firmly believe that "the only good govt is no govt." i do not waste my time either supporting or opposing bems or republicans, i find them equally repulsive in their relentless dishonesty and personal greed.. that being said.. For the record, I wanted offer some anecdotal evidence that disputes ur offhand claim that EVERYONE fails their field sobriety test.. i have personally been administered field sobriety tests-twice after being pulled over by police and once following a car accident.. In all instances, it was late at night/early a.m. hrs and i was headed home from a bar.. i was 100% guilty of being over the legal limit to drive.
10/10!
omg this podcast is great!!!!
Was cute how Allison was super impressed with Cam. 😉
Really missing you guys!!!
Enjoy your break, but please hurry back. i will miss you. Like, withdrawal level miss. 😉❤
I am fairly new to your podcast, but am almost caught up and am dreading the wait for weekly episode releases. I am an avid true crime fan, but the vast majority of stories are from the point of view of the police, the prosecutors, or the victims. It is so refreshing to hear from the defense side, especially from the perspective of the attorney directly involved. It's also nice to be reminded that most cases in the system are not murder! And the way you present it makes it so much fun to listen to. Thank you, and please keep up the good work.