Police brutality, false arrest, and a department straight out of a Scorsese script. Civil rights attorney Greg Peacock takes us into the desert, where a rogue police department wasn't protecting and serving — they were hustling and terrorizing like a full-blown criminal street gang.

In this episode, Greg breaks down the trial, the discovery process, and how the community was shaken by officers who treated badges like gang colors. It's a wild ride through misconduct so brazen you'll be asking: who exactly was on trial here?

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Public Defender Peter steps into court where the prosecution has brewed up a sloppy mix of psych meds, reefer, and beer to charge his client. On paper, it looked like a strong cocktail for conviction. In reality, it was more like flat soda with no fizz.

With sharp cross-examination and a knack for exposing contradictions, Peter shows the jury that the state's case is less about facts and more about fantasy bartending. Witnesses stumble, cops clash in their testimony, and suddenly the prosecution's "open and shut" case looks more like an open tab at closing time.

Because when the state serves up nonsense, Peter makes sure the jury sends it back.

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Public Defender Sully, a 30-year veteran of the courtroom, takes what looks like an "open and shut" gun possession case for the prosecution and flips it on its head.

Instead of folding under the weight of police testimony, Sully proves that the gun wasn't his client's at all — it was planted. With decades of trial savvy, Sully shreds the officers' credibility, exposing lies, contradictions, and the state's desperate attempt to stick a weapon on the wrong man.

This isn't just a defense. It's a master class in dismantling the prosecution's playbook.

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The cops thought they had the right address. Spoiler: they didn't.Enter Rev, the public defender who turns "Oops, wrong house" into a full-blown courtroom beatdown. With humor sharper than cross-examination and receipts stacked higher than the prosecutor's objections, Rev shows how a supposed slam-dunk raid ended up airballing in front of the jury.

If you've ever wondered how fast a case can crumble when the state barges into the wrong home, this episode is your front-row seat.

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The cops thought they had their case wrapped up, as neatly as foil around a burrito. They were wrong.

This episode of Another Not Guilty dives into the outrageous prosecution of a client accused of concealing evidence in the most ridiculous way imaginable. The state's theory? That what was supposedly hidden in a burrito was proof of guilt. But when the stakes are life and liberty, flimsy claims wrapped in bravado don't cut it.

Enter the public defender — [Attorney name not found] — who refuses to let this case become another easy conviction. From the first hearing, the attorney sees through the state's weak narrative. Instead of letting the jury swallow the prosecution's story whole, the defender peels it apart ingredient by ingredient.

Cross-examination becomes a battlefield. Every cop's claim is tested, every assumption unwrapped. Witnesses who thought they were delivering solid testimony crumble under the defender's relentless questioning. The supposed evidence? Turns out it was about as solid as a soggy tortilla.

But this is more than courtroom comedy — though the absurdity of the state's arguments delivers plenty of laughs. It's a reminder of how often our system treats people like they're disposable, assuming guilt from the start. It's a case where the public defender's persistence, sharp wit, and command of the facts flipped the script.

By the end, the jury could see what was really happening: a client railroaded by a system more concerned with easy wins than actual justice. And thanks to fearless lawyering, this story ends not with punishment, but with the two sweetest words in the English language: not guilty.

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Two public defenders, Amy and Noah, do an excellent job walking their client out of the courthouse with a nice 'not guilty' verdict on murder charges.

Two parts, now combined as one incredible fight for justice.

The state thought it had the upper hand with a "confidential informant" whose word was supposed to carry the case. They banked on secrecy, on hiding the source, on making the jury believe without question. But justice doesn't work on blind faith — and [Attorney name not found] wasn't about to let this case slide.

From the start, the defense dismantled the prosecution's smoke and mirrors. What was billed as confidential turned out to be misinformant. Under relentless cross-examination, the so-called informant's credibility collapsed: contradictions piled up, motives for lying came to light, and the prosecution's carefully staged performance fell apart in front of the jury.

The comedy of the moment wasn't lost — watching the state cling to a sinking ship, scrambling for answers that never came. Yet the tragedy was just as clear: how close the system came to convicting someone on the word of an unreliable witness, shielded by secrecy.

By combining Parts 1 and 2 into one story, you'll hear the full arc — from the state's smug confidence to their unraveling, and from the client's terror to the relief of hearing the words "not guilty." It's proof once again that public defenders are the last line of defense against injustice, armed with wit, skill, and relentless dedication to the truth.

What happens when the truth gets lost—not in evidence, but in translation?

In this outrageous yet high-stakes trial, a public defender faces a courtroom circus where interpreters fumble, testimony mangles meaning, and cultural nuances get twisted into damaging "facts." The prosecution pushes ahead anyway, more interested in a conviction than clarity.

Enter our defender, armed with sharp wit and relentless cross-examination. Piece by piece, he exposes the mistranslations, shows how the state's "evidence" crumbles under scrutiny, and reminds the jury that justice can't be delivered if nobody knows what was actually said.

It's a duel of words, a comedy of errors, and a testament to the courage of a public defender who refuses to let language barriers become prison bars. When the dust settles, his client walks free—proving that even when the system stumbles, truth has a way of cutting through.

Told with equal parts grit and humor, this episode captures the absurdity, humanity, and heroism that define public defense.

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In "When The Kobe's Fit You Must Acquit," the stakes are not just legal—they're cultural, media‑charged, and packed with expectation. When allegations against a famous name dominate headlines, it's easy for justice to be lost in the noise.

Public defender [Attorney's Name] steps into that storm. They don't shy away from the glare—they challenge assumptions, dissect inconsistencies, and force the case to adhere to law rather than reputation. With sharp cross‑examination, close attention to prosecution missteps, and a fierce commitment to the presumption of innocence, the attorney shows how not every accusation can survive under scrutiny.

This episode honors the defenders who protect justice when celebrity tries to dictate the outcome—and proves that sometimes acquittal requires not just skill, but courage.

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