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In this episode Prya, a Miami public defender, shares a police brutality jury trial ending in an acquittal wherein her client was charged with battery on a peace officer despite being the one abused by police.
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.
In this episode to public defenders from New York, Rob and James, successfully defend their client from conjured up charges by the government of inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor.
Check out these 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.
In this episode 2 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.
In this episode PD 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.
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!
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!
The first 2 episodes of Season 4 of ANG is about a man who got 2 separate not guiltys in 2 separate cases with 2 separate San Francisco public defenders. In this particular episode public defender Ilona shares how she achieved not guilty for her client who was brutalized by the police and then prosecuted by an angry prosecutor with an ugly mustache.
This ANG season finale is one of a kind where the public defender gets the case against his client for drunk in public outright dismissed after the officer's testimony because he knew the law better than the judge, prosecutor, and officer.
In this episode public defender Carl, a grizzled veteran, takes us on a jury trial ride ending in not guilty with a client facing life in prison because of a lying family and stick. Enjoy!
In this special edition episode we get to hear from Colin, a public defender in Snohomish County, who formed a committee to recall their local sheriff for abusing his power and breach his trust with the community. Shout out to Colin and the other lawyers involved for holding their elected officials accountable.
Warning the charges are sensitive and of a sexual nature. Also warning 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!
This is a fun trial with involving a boat sinking in the ports of LA which led to criminal charges for the first latino fisherman of Los Angeles which also led to the first jury trial for a young public defender who has been dreaming of this moment since childhood. Enjoy!
We gotta another pandemic jury trial police assault case that ended in a nice fat not guilty because of the amazing trial work of a public defender with the experience and savviness in using an accident reconstruction expert to combat the worst piece of evidence. Enjoy!
Wow ANG is presenting another hot current story from the trenches during the Covid era. This time we present a classic case of the prosecution doing its' best to grease the wheels of mass incarceration 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.
This episode is a little longer than most but totally worth the listen. 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. Enjoy!
In this episode Santa Clara Alternate Deputy Public Defender Sajid Khan walks his client on a gang murder trial. Listen as Sajid shares with us how he fought the case and the prosecution's bogus theory from the beginning to the end, even going to the appellate court for relief, but ultimately he had to leave it in the hand's of the jury to decide his innocent client's fate.
In this ANG special edition we interview Santa Clara Alternate Public Defender Sajid Khan about his experience being retaliated against and having a whistle blower complaint filed against him by his local district attorney for speaking out against systemic racism and being critical of prosecutors. Check it out.
This is the last episode we re-play featuring police brutality for the month of June. This particular episode demonstrates just how lawless and brazen an entire police force can be and the importance of checking that power.
Replay of a police brutality case where the deputy sheriffs violently brutalized a trans african american inmate. Fortunately public defender Jimmy was able to catch them in their lies and have the entire case thrown out!
A citizen is unlawfully brutalized by the police, an audio recording gives a contradictory account of what the arresting officers asserts happened. It don't matter the prosecution still tries to obtain a conviction against the victim of the police violence. That's the name of the game. And defending people against unlawful police brutality cases is what we public defenders do. Enjoy.
At this time in our county it is important to note that police brutality and systemic racism are ongoing problems and issues we need to address as a nation. Accordingly, we have decided to replay some of our more popular police brutality / police misconduct episodes to highlight the systemic problems in our broken criminal justice system and to combat the narrative that "it's just a few bad apples".
This episode is especially fun and entertaining with a feisty and fiery young public defender who's 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.
In this week's exciting episode public defender Michael's trial skills are on full display as his client is found not guilty of maliciously starting fire to a palm tree. Michael does an excellent job researching the law and pointing out the absurdity of the prosecution's case. It's a really fun episode. Enjoy!
ANG is rapidly spreading throughout the country with this week's episode featuring a public defender from the state of Washington and a charge of murder with the defense of self-defense; oh and by the way, this public defender was 38 weeks pregnant when the trial started ... how is that for zealous advocacy?!!!!
This week's episode features a badass defense attorney from Connecticut with a 'not guilty' tale of a client who's tough guy talk is all chatter.
Hope you all enjoy this week's episode. Keep in mind that there are many public defenders out there on the front lines sacrificing their own health to do everything they can to ensure their clients get the justice and respect they deserve in a cruel unjust system.
Wow ANG fans this episode is one for the ages. Micahael, all time ANG favorite, is back as a guest for the 3rd time to share with us a nice Not Guity on a 2nd degree murder trial. Not going to lie, the facts are sad because the alleged victim is a fetus but the cause of death was natural and not because of his client's doing. This episode contains interesting medical information along with amusing anecdotes and defense antics. Enjoy!
This week's episode is particularly special and unique as the jury trial story is told from the perspective of an actual defendant; a person brave enough to fight the system, risk his liberty, and go up against a lying deputy sheriff with a fragile ego.
In this episode public defender Shahan's trials skills are on full display with his tactical motion in limine that a witness and the prosecutor cannot handle, resulting in a mistrial and yet somehow also a miscarriage of justice.
This episodes features a bad ass public defender from Ohio, Kevin, who walks his client on drug trafficking charges as he casts doubt over the prosecution's primary witness.
In this season 3 opener public defender Christine secures her elderly blind vulnerable client a straight-up acquittal on 7 felony counts, including felony assault on firefighter and police officer despite having an officer attempt to murder her client while he was in the hospital!
DISCLAIMER: The charges in this episode are of a sexual nature and may not sit well with some people. With that said, the public defender in this episode is an amazing trial lawyer and did an excellent job showing the jury that his client was not guilty of touching his nieces and that the real abuse occurred by their father.
In this episode The Notorious JBG's client is wrongfully accused of robbery and assault with a hate crime despite his sexual orientation.
In ANG's latest episode public defender Craig uses his talents, skills, and "has been" celebrity status to secure his client's freedom who unknowingly was driving a car that was loaded.
Part 2 of this episode is the hilarious jury trial with the ridiculous "victim" embarrassing himself in front of the jury as the Mooch skillfully makes a fool of the "victim" and the prosecution.
The Mooch is back in this 2 part episode as he takes down a Hollywood "has been" who is trying to blame his client for stealing his coveted jackets. This episode really does a great job of pointing out the structural problems within the prosecution's office that lead to unjust, ridiculous, yet entertaining jury trials. Enjoy!
In this episode ANG favorite Ania walks her client on an attempted murder, carjacking, criminal threats, assault and every other type of charge that a player in the original college admissions scandal can think of.
In this episode police misconduct lawyer Greg Peacock discusses a civil rights lawsuit for false arrest and police brutality that he went to trial on and discovery of a rogue police department out in the desert that acted like a criminal street gang and terrorized its' community.
This episode is particularly amazing and entertaining. Take a listen to fellow public defender Peter recount his DUI jury trial with crazy traffic accidents, officers performing and "failing" field sobriety test, and the late discovery of exculpatory evidence in the middle of trial which led to the entire case being dismissed.
In this exceptionally amazing ANG episode public defender Sully, a 30 year veteran, takes what appears to be an "open and shut" gun possession case for the prosecution and turns it upside by showing the police planted a gun on his client while exposing their lies.
We're back with an awesome and amazing 'not guilty' on a charge of attempted murder told by a dedicated and tenacious public defender Sasha who saved a man who saves other from the criminal system.
In this episode public defender Sam's client is falsely accused of committing a lewd act on a metro train and facing life time sex registration if convicted. The courtroom drama in this episode you can't make up; there's a lying officer (what else is new?), a complaining witness that can't describe any criminal conduct and identifies someone else in the courtroom as the "culprit," and a clueless prosecutor. And let's not forget the stellar job Sam does in the presentation of her defense, saving her client from life time consequences. Enjoy!
Enjoy the thrilling conclusion to this 2 part episode. Amy and Noah are two public defenders who do an excellent job walking their client out the courthouse with a nice not guilty verdict on murder charges.