Podcast appearances and mentions of freddie gray case

5:17: On May 1, 2015, after the long week of unrest and curfew, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby stepped into War Memorial Plaza and announced charges against six Baltimore police officers in connection with the in-custody death of Freddie Gray. Since then, one of the officers, William Porter, stood trial; that trial ended in December with a hung jury. We get an update on the next step in the prosecution of the officers from the Sun’s criminal justice reporter, Justin Fenton.13:12: A year after the demonstrations and unrest, do people still want to move to Baltimore? How are city housing sales doing? The answer might surprise you. Dan speaks with Steve Gondol and Annie Milli about LiveBaltimore’s efforts to provide incentives — up to $5,000 each — to prospective home buyers, and what the past year in home sales looked like.27:22 Last year at this time, there was some question about whether the 17th annual Maryland Film Festival would happen. We’ll hear from Jed Dietz, founder and director of the festival, about last year's and the one that starts next week.40:24: Chris Reed has reviews of new films, including an action comedy starring Key and Peele.48:41: Paula Gallagher recommends a cool book about insects that sting.51:55: Sean Gallagher, a Baltimore-based editor for Ars Technica our favorite techsplainer, talks about the use of paper ballots and scanners, instead of touch screens, on Election Day.1:03:55 And a look ahead to next Saturday’s Kentucky Derby and a look back to last year’s Triple Crown victory of American Pharoah with Joe Drape, who covers horse racing for The New York Times and just wrote a book, "American Pharoah: The Untold Story of the Triple Crown Winner’s Legendary Rise."

Sun reporters Kevin Rector and Justin Fenton review the state's case against Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., the Baltimore police van driver accused in the death of Freddie Gray last April. Goodson was the driver of the van in which Gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury. Rector and Fenton review the prosecution, Goodson's defense and the questions Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams had for both sides during Monday's closing arguments. Preview the episode at http://bsun.md/28O4F4B.

The Justice Department has rejected federal charges for the six Baltimore officers involved in the death of Freddie Gray. With Trump rolling back federal oversight, police veteran Neill Franklin says the push for justice and reform has to come from the local level Visit http://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work by donating at http://therealnews.com/donate.

ON THE SHOW TODAY WE WILL BE DISCUSSING THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: THE WEEK THAT WAS AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION: WHAT DID WE LEARN? WHY BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT DOESN'T FOCUS ON "BLACK ON BLACK CRIME" CHARGES HAVE BEEN DROPPED AGAINST THE LAST TWO POLICE OFFICER'S IN THE FREDDIE GRAY CASE: NOW WHAT? SHOWTIME IS 2PM CENTRAL / 3PM EASTERN TIME ZONES YOU CAN CALL IN TO LISTEN OR COMMENT ON A TOPIC BY DIALING (347) 838-8622 YOU CAN EMAIL BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THE SHOW AT ERICLETSTALK@GMAIL.COM YOU CAN ALSO LOG INTO OUR CHATROOM AT THE FOLLOWING LINK http://www.blogtalkradio.com/mrtalk I LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM EACH OF YOU ON THE SHOW.

BHL: Justice Is Served -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Chelsea Galicia, Shaka Smith and Yemi Abayomi discuss legal cases for the week of July 20th, 2016 including Kim Kardashians Snapchat Reveal of a conversation between Kanye West and Taylor Swift, an update in the Freddie Gray Case and two updates from Dallas and Baton Rouge.

C4 spent the first half hour of the show talking about Day 2 at the DNC and how former President Bill Clinton sounded like Pepe Le Pew as he weirdly talked about his first encounter with Hillary. As C4 was talking to former Attorney General Doug Gansler live from the DNC C4 got breaking news that all charges were dropped on the remaining police officers involved in the Freddie Gray case. C4, Bryan Nehman, Scott Wykoff and Anne Kramer anchored the breaking news till noon. C4 and company also talked with Phil Yakobuski, Rob Lang, Attorney A Dwight Petit and Councilman Brandon Scott.

BHL: Justice Is Served -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Chelsea Galicia, Shaka Smith and Yemi Abayomi discuss legal cases for the week of July 20th, 2016 including Kim Kardashians Snapchat Reveal of a conversation between Kanye West and Taylor Swift, an update in the Freddie Gray Case and two updates from Dallas and Baton Rouge.

C4 spent the first 2 hours of the show looking at day 2 of the RNC with callers and Derek Hunter, State Senator JB Jennings and Jimmy Mathis live in Cleveland. In the third hour of the show C4 talked about the Freddie Gray trials and where we go from here with Lawyer Charles Curlett Jr and Major Neil Franklin. In the final hour of the show C4 talked about Ben Carson linking Lucifer to Hillary Clinton and how Pokemon Go may have created a car crash in Baltimore this week.

This week, Vincent discusses the situation around the Caesar Goodson acquittal in the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore, MD. Goodson is one of the law enforcement officers charged in the Freddie Gray case and was facing the most serious charges because he was the driver of the van where Gray’s injuries allegedly took place. Vincent […] The post Beyond The Badge: Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby & Freddie Gray Case appeared first on Radio Influence.

Leading legal expert Beth Karas joins your family radio talk show Let's Talk America with Host Shana Thornton to discuss the latest in the Freddie Gray Case, the Orlando Club Shooting and more.  Also, diabetes continues to be a serious health concern throughout the world. Dr. Steve Edelman and Dr. William Polonsky join your family radio talk show to discuss the latest research on diabetes compliance.   Listen to this segment with someone you love. Please visit www.ltaradio.com. Thank you for visiting our page.  #LTARadio  

In episode 9, we discuss the Congress gun control sit-in that lasted 26 hours. We also look at the latest decisions from SCOTUS including affirmative action and search and seizure laws. Plus, we look at the Freddie Gray cases. This and more on #InJustice.

In episode 9, we discuss the Congress gun control sit-in that lasted 26 hours. We also look at the latest decisions from SCOTUS including affirmative action and search and seizure laws. Plus, we look at the Freddie Gray cases. This and more on #InJustice.

Today we discuss Juneteenth and the history behind the celebration, including the truth about the Emancipation Proclamation and Abraham Lincoln, the civil war and the Black Codes, and how the 13th Amendment is what really ended slavery. We talk about what happened after slavery and the Black Codes, and how the Black Codes parallel the War on Drugs and Mass Incarceration today. We also discuss the latest in the Freddie Gray trials, with two of the involved officers suing prosecutor Marilyn Mosby for defamation, and the significance and impact that this development will have going forward. Once again, this is an informative must listen! Originally aired 06/13/2016 on WOLB 1010 AM Baltimore. Tune in every Monday from 2pm -3pm. Connect with the Call Tyrone Show and listen to previous episodes at calltyroneshow.com.

Wednesday on the C4 Show we started the show talking about how the man shot by police in the pig town area spoke with WBAL TV. Then Attorney A Dwight Pettit joined C4 to talk about the Freddie Gray Case. Len Lazarick, publisher of MarylandReporter.com joined C4 to talk about the ramification of the MD Senate Race. C4 then talked about how the Baltimore Health Dept wants to help end violence. in the city. At the end of the show PA Congressman Scott Perry joined C4 to talk about Russia bombing Syria, who will be the next Speaker Of The House and defunding Planned Parenthood.

Scott Adams and Leonora Cravotta discuss the Iran nuclear deal, the Freddie Gray Case in Baltimore, the 2016 Presidential Campaign and other topics.

  Should Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby recuse her office in the prosecution of the six officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray and have an independent prosecutor appointed?

Join us for a very special political show on what's been going on in our nation.   On this very special edition of "A Political Hot Mess" we will talk about America's police departments. Have they gone to crazy or are they only doing what's necessary to protect the community.   We will also discuss our "black folks" and their attitudes toward this whole mess. Are they playing victim or do they have the right to be overly concerned about the cops. Also, are they living off of excuses to burn and brutalize their own communities when things like this happen or are they just responding to what they have been going on for years.   Last but not least, we will discuss Hillary Clinton's run for President. Is she going to be our first female President or will some of those rachett republicans over take her.    All of this and more, right here on Diva's House.   Stay tuned and keep it locked.  

  Did the State Prosecutor rush to judgment in charging 6 Baltimore police officers with the death of Freddie Gray? Is the prosecutor charging the officers because of political pressure? Can the prosecution prove the case against the officers beyond a reasonable doubt? How does the statement of the other man in the paddy wagon affect the prosecutions case? What affect will charging the case have on police officers throughout the country? These and many other questions are answered on “Inside Criminal Law” on TheTalkPod.