Podcasts about fairstein

Podcast of Nov 16: Fairstein v. Netflix about the Central Park Five, US v. Najibullah for kidnapping journalist Roehde, while UN orders destructing of staffer Padula's sex abuse evidence, Inner City Press files with UNSG @AntonioGuterres and USG @MelissaFleming, no answers

Linda Fairstein wants to sue Ava De DuVernay the creator of the NETFLIX series When They See Us for the portrayal of herself .....as the villian https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a31742226/linda-fairstein-when-they-see-us-lawsuit-netflix-ava-duvernay/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-pill-man/support

From New York, the greatest city in the world, it's The Update with Brandon Julien! Today's road stop is over at Hudson River Park on the west side of Chelsea. Some stories talked about on today's show were:  1. Barbershops, hair salons, tattoo parlors and nail salons in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania must close Saturday to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The order from the governors of the four states is the latest in a series of business restrictions announced by the states to reduce chances for the virus to spread from person to person. The businesses must close by 8 p.m. Saturday. 2. Former Manhattan prosecutor Linda Fairstein has sued Netflix and director Ava DuVernay over her portrayal in the streaming service's miniseries about the Central Park Five case. Fairstein claims in the lawsuit that the four-part series “When They See Us” defamed her by portraying her as a “racist, unethical villain.”  3. The sentencing of a former Wake Forest University assistant basketball coach convicted of assault for fatally punching a man in New York City has been postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.  A spokeswoman for the Queens district attorney's office says Jamill Jones' March 18 sentencing has been adjourned to June 16.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-julien/support

Former Homicidal Detective & author of 'How The Police Generate False Confessions,' Jim Trainum is on the show today to talk 'When They See Us' documentary and how police are trained to get false confessions, why the police force won't apologize, and is Linda Fairstein deserving of all the blame. Our thoughts on OJ having twitter, here's the $70 bathing suit that Sarah spent her wedding gift cards on. Sponsored by: openfit.com code FRASE, advantage financial, Progressions Salon

On this episode we will discuss Former prosecutor of the Central Park Five case Linda Fairstein, who wrongfully, but aggressively helped create a wrongful conviction against four Black boys and one Hispanic boy for the rape of investment banker Trisha Meili. Linda Fairstein had more interest in just finding a scapegoat for the crime instead of trying to find the real perpetrator. When They See Us, a Docuseries on Netflix has brought a bright unforgiving light back to the case and has made Linda Fairstein a pariah. Big Red hopes that her reign of terror has ceased but just in case it doesn't, we are going to hold a funeral for her.

We are coming in hot today as we are joined with a special guest: baby Maya is making her debut on the korner as Nnekay is literally juggling all things at once: all the snaps to our very own mother of dragons (except she ain't as mad - but she will burn it down: looking at you Linda Fairstein). But first! Should Nnekay be on Jeopardy? James puts on his Dina Lohana Momager tiara to push his baby girl to the top! We talk about Wanda Sykes new comedy special on Netflix which is a great reprieve while watching Ava DuVernay's "When They See Us" - the important new series unpacking the unjust criminalization of 5 innocent Black children for the rape of a young white women in Central Park. If you had time to watch 'Game of Thrones' you have time to watch this! With Barry Jenkins setting his sights on a new film about revolutionary dancer Alvin Ailey, Nnekay breaks down who he is, and why he's so important. James circles back to the Central Park 5, and dives into the climate of New York around this time, who Linda Fairstein is who lead the prosecution and spun this web of chaotic lives that saw these children lose decades of their lives, and how she profited. Also what you can do to turn the beat around on our criminal unjustice system!  LINKS:  Alvin Ailey: https://bit.ly/2MJ7rNU #CancelLindaFaristein: https://bit.ly/2QVxpMe https://nyp.st/2K0yUbI   5 Black Men React to "When They See Us" https://bit.ly/2WQ2jLz   Visit Winning Justice to join campaigns to stop over-policing and racial profiling in our communities: https://bit.ly/31kqZLN   Twitter: @minoritykorner Ask Minority Korner Anything: minoritykorner@gmail.com Like Us On Facebook: Minority Korner

A lawyer, a host and a comedian mix up a cocktail that's worthy of full Vindication. This episode we discuss the Netflix mini-series "When They See Us" and the 5 men deemed as the "Central Park 5"; Jay Z becoming Hip Hop's first billionaire, with Rihanna on his heels at 600 million; and the looming Wendy Williams sit-down interview with an unknown host. If you consider yourself a conversational mixologist, then hit play until the bartender cuts you off.

In the hands of author Linda Fairstein, fictional sex-crimes prosecutor Alex Cooper has enjoyed a career spanning 17 books and almost two decades. Cooper's 16th adventure, Terminal City, was selected as one of the three finalists for the 2015 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. Fairstein spoke with the ABA Journal's Lee Rawles to discuss Terminal City and Devil's Bridge, the newly released 17th book in the Alex Cooper series. She also shared some exciting news about a brand new project she has in the works.