OK, we admit that this is probably not the most entertaining episode we've ever produced, but there's a helluva timeline to this case and we had to go through it all to set up the rest of the episodes.  We apologize in advance for the number of references to both the 4th circuit and SCOTUS.

OK, we admit that this is probably not the most entertaining episode we've ever produced, but there's a helluva timeline to this case and we had to go through it all to set up the rest of the episodes. We apologize in advance for the number of references to both the 4th circuit and SCOTUS.

OK, we admit that this is probably not the most entertaining episode we've ever produced, but there's a helluva timeline to this case and we had to go through it all to set up the rest of the episodes.&nbsp; We apologize in advance for the number of references to both the 4th circuit and SCOTUS.

133: Ep.133: Jeffery MacDonald, Part 1

Criminal defense attorneys Jessa Nicholson Goetz and Nicholas (Nick) Gansner discuss high profile trials, defense strategies, popular culture’s fixation on crime, and all other things related to criminal justice and criminal law. We try to use actual trial records and motions to explain how a verdict is reached in cases that surprise people, and to highlight some lesser known cases. We also like to talk about bail, criminal justice reform, juvenile justice, etc. We think we are kind of funny some days, and hope you do, too. Other days, we're pretty angry, and we hope you are, too. This is unedited and low-fi, so if you're skilled in sound engineering or production, we'll probably drive you crazy (apologies in advance.)

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