Troy and Deana from Jacksonville tell us about how a first date led to attempted murder charges for their client. Hear what they did to win the battle of credibility to secure an acquittal.

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Troy and Deana from Jacksonville tell us about how a first date led to attempted murder charges for their client. Hear what they did to win the battle of credibility to secure an acquittal.

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In this episode of Another Not Guilty, the hosts are joined by public defender Lauren Hillary to break down a case that should terrify anyone who believes evidence still matters.

The state charged Lauren’s client with 13 felony sex offenses, including counts carrying multiple life sentences—based largely on printed email notifications allegedly tied to Twitter messages that did not exist. No corroborating DMs. No forensic proof. No investigation of the home. Just screenshots, assumptions, and a year of pretrial incarceration in Mississippi’s broken system.

This is a story about fake evidence, real consequences, and what it takes to stop the system from steamrolling an innocent person. Printing something doesn’t make it true.

🎙️ Another Not Guilty tells the untold stories of public defenders fighting back—one case at a time.

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In this episode of Another Not Guilty, the hosts are joined by public defender Lauren Hillary to break down a case that should terrify anyone who believes evidence still matters.

The state charged Lauren’s client with 13 felony sex offenses, including counts carrying multiple life sentences—based largely on printed email notifications allegedly tied to Twitter messages that did not exist. No corroborating DMs. No forensic proof. No investigation of the home. Just screenshots, assumptions, and a year of pretrial incarceration in Mississippi’s broken system.

This is a story about fake evidence, real consequences, and what it takes to stop the system from steamrolling an innocent person. Printing something doesn’t make it true.

🎙️ Another Not Guilty tells the untold stories of public defenders fighting back—one case at a time.

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Join Pat and Sahara as they unravel a courtroom tale filled with unexpected humor and legal twists. Set against the backdrop of a laundromat, this episode showcases their dynamic teamwork and sharp legal strategies. From hilarious judge interactions to a not guilty verdict that leaves everyone cheering, this story is a testament to the power of persistence and a good laugh in the pursuit of justice. Tune in for a blend of comedy and courtroom drama that will keep you entertained and informed.

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Rachel and Dallas talk to Mike Detardo from Atlanta about how he beat four life sentences for his client. How an unlawful phone dump helped the defense uncover the key videos that turned the case around.

Trigger Warning: sexual assault, self harm

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Peter Neal might be a "baby" public defender out in L.A. County — but the only ones crying are the prosecutors when he walks his client out with a fresh not guilty.

In this episode, Peter breaks down his early trial wins, the nerves and grit behind first-year PD work, and what it feels like when the jury delivers those magic words.

Experience the fire, growth, and courtroom chaos that comes with being the new kid in the courthouse — and still walking your client out the front door.

No influencers needed for the jury to reach the verdict.

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Defense attorney Ryan Sullivan out of Massachusetts casts doubt on his own client's confession to win an acquittal on all charges in a gun possession case.

The defendant — a young shoe salesman who had been shot six times — faced a mandatory 1.5-year minimum sentence under Massachusetts's draconian gun laws that punished possessing a firearm for protection that was clearly needed. Ryan masterfully unravels the prosecution's case and challenges the reliability of the confession itself, turning what seemed like a sure conviction into a complete not guilty.

⚖️ Bold lawyering. High stakes. Real wins.

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Fresh out of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, public defenders Ben Jackson and Tirza take us inside a jaw-dropping trial where their client faced 27 counts of rape and sexual assault — charges that carried a maximum of 286 years in prison.

This one's got it all: bad policing, bizarre allegations, wild medical testimony, and defenders who wouldn't quit until the jury said not guilty.

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When off-duty officers turn a botched investigation into a full-blown "cover your ass" operation, an innocent man suddenly finds himself facing life in prison for attempted murder.

Enter Stanford Fraser, a sharp, fearless public defender from Prince George's County, Maryland, who refuses to let bad police work and lazy assumptions destroy a client's future. From the jump, Stanford digs into the cracks in the state's case, exposing contradictions, sloppy testimony, and the real motive behind the prosecution's push: protecting cops instead of pursuing justice.

With trial barreling forward, Stanford keeps his client calm, steady, and focused—even as the weight of life imprisonment looms. Then comes the turning point: right before closing arguments, Stanford finds the moment to blow the case wide open. The "truth" the police tried to sell collapses under scrutiny. Jurors see the lies for what they are, and the not-guilty verdict rings out like a hammer of justice.

This is public defense at its boldest. It's not just about one man's freedom—it's about exposing how institutions bend reality to cover their own mistakes, and how only a relentless defender standing tall in court can stop the injustice.

Told with wit, grit, and a courtroom edge, this episode proves once again that when defenders fight, freedom wins.

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