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David Rocah is the Senior Staff Attorney at the ACLU of Maryland. He is engaged in general legal work, including litigation against state police spying on political activists, and also advocates on legislative issues.---------------------John W. Whitehead as president of The Rutherford InstituteJohn W. Whitehead is an attorney and author who has written, debated and practiced widely in the area of constitutional law and human rights. Whitehead's concern for the persecuted and oppressed led him, in 1982, to establish The Rutherford Institute, a nonprofit civil liberties and human rights organization whose international headquarters are located in Charlottesville, Virginia. Whitehead serves as the Institute’s president and spokesperson, in addition to writing a weekly commentary that is posted on The Rutherford Institute’s website (www.rutherford.org), as well being distributed to several hundred newspapers, and hosting a national public service radio campaign. Whitehead's aggressive, pioneering approach to civil liberties issues has earned him numerous accolades, including the Hungarian Medal of Freedom.

Rene Sandler, Host of "Scream & Shout" is back for another great show. She will be discussing all the legal & political headlines of the day. Rene's Guests today are: Diane Dimond, Journalist/Author/Syndicated Columnist will join "Scream & Shout" to discuss the newest sex abuse claim against the Michael Jackson and the other top headlines of the dayStanton Gildenhorn, National Politcal Talking Head & Attorney for The Democratic Central Committee

For nearly two decades, Beth Karas has offered insight, analysis, and on-the-spot reporting on legal stories from courthouses across the country.In 1994, Beth joined Court TV as it was celebrating its third year on the air. During her 19 years at Court TV (later renamed In Session on truTV) as a on-air correspondent,  Beth has evolved into a multi-platform journalist. She has appeared as a legal expert on virtually every cable and network news programs, including Nightline, Dateline, The Today Show, Good Morning America, The Early Show, CNN’s AC360, HLN’s Nancy Grace and Jane Velez-Mitchell, and Inside Edition.--------LOST GIRLS: AN UNSOLVED AMERICAN MYSTERY, Robert Kolker’s fascinating book about the five women whose bodies were found on the same long island beach, all believed to have died at the hands at the most skillful and accomplished NY serial killer since “Son of Sam”, available in paperback on May 6th.  Shannan, Maureen, Megan, Melissa, and Amber were all petite women in their twenties and all five were prostitutes who advertised on Craigslist. They also all came from a slice of America ignored by politicians and media: parts of the country hit hard by a poor economy, where limited opportunities force people to make hard choices.  Including new information about the man at the center of the case as well as extensive interviews with the victims’ families, LOST GIRLS does more than just shed new light on this still-unsolved mystery. It brings into focus the stories of these young women-- their lives and the circumstances that ultimately led to their deaths.

Darren is an award-winning attorney and host of Investigation Discovery's "Deadly Sins." He has been named to the lists of Super Lawyer Rising Stars (top lawyers under the age of 40), Super Lawyers, and the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in California. He has authored several legal textbooks. Because of his legal expertise and engaging style, Darren has provided expert insight on entertainment, legal, political and lifestyle issues on the Today Show; Good Morning America; The Early Show; Dr. Phil; CNN's Larry King Live; HLN's Showbiz Tonight, Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell, Dr. Drew, Nancy Grace, Prime News, and Joy Behar; various programs on truTV (and its predecessor Court TV); Donny Deutsch; Geraldo at Large; Fox & Friends; Inside Edition; and many other national and local broadcasts.------------------- Jan Withers joined MADD in 1992, after her 15-year-old daughter, Alisa Joy, was killed by an underage drinker who chose to drive after consuming numerous beers. She first volunteered by sharing her story and lobbying for tougher legislation. Her new focus in life was to try to make a difference by helping to stop this preventable violent crime.Now as National President, Withers speaks to lawmakers across the country about the importance of legislation requiring ignition interlocks (or “in-car breathalyzers”) for all drunk driving offenders, a key part of MADD’s Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving®. She also advocates for federal legislation that provides research funding for technology that will turn cars into the cure for drunk driving. In addition, Withers continues to raise awareness for MADD’s victim support services—even leading a monthly support group—while also expanding the reach of MADD’s underage drinking prevention programs.- See more at: http://www.madd.org/blog/jan-withers.html#sthash.Kne2lkuG.dpuf

Vincent Parco P.I., Inc. is your private investigation solution. We pride ourselves on solving some of the most unusual and difficult cases in the world. With a 99% success rate for our clients, our record speaks for itself. Vincent Parco P.I. will accept cases that our competition is either unwilling, or unable to investigate. For nearly  twenty-six years, our clients have relied on our discretion and confidentiality to help resolve their most important challenges. We have located witnesses for criminal, R.I.C.O and civil cases. As well as recovered millions of dollars.-------------------Former prosecutor Nancy Allen, Author of "THE CODE OF THE HILLS"About THE CODE OF THE HILLS (Witness Impulse; April 15, 2014; $2.99 ebook):  Nancy Allen tells the remarkable story of Elsie Arnold, who is assigned a major court case against a father accused of incest, and her quest for not only criminal justice, but for change within her community.More about NANCY ALLEN:  A member of the law faculty in the College of Business at Missouri State University, Allen practiced law for 15 years, serving as Assistant Missouri Attorney General and as Assistant Prosecutor in her native Ozarks. When Nancy began her term as prosecutor, she was only the second woman in Southwest Missouri to serve in that capacity. During her years in prosecution, she tried over 30 jury trials, including murder and sexual offenses, and she served on the Rape Crisis Board and the child protection team of the Child Advocacy Council.