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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In "Don't Bring A Gun To A Knife Fight," a murder case puts the spotlight on self‑defense—both real and assumed. The defense attorney, one of LA's best, doesn't just argue in court, he recreates the scene (yes, even hauling in the actual couch from the incident) to show how the client was forced into a split‑second decision. With partner defense counsel, he literally acts out what happened to expose how the state's case misrepresented the danger and the behavior. What should have looked like a clear cut prosecution becomes a complex battle of context, fear, and what the law allows when someone fights back.

This is courtroom artistry backed by legal skill. A story about how effective defense comes not just from what is said—but from what is shown, understood, and believed.

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In "The Class That Cried Wolf," public defender Jacquelyn takes on a harrowing child abuse case—one with seven separate charges, each relying heavily on the way detectives questioned young children involved. The prosecution's case is strong in number, but weak in method.

Jacquelyn zeroes in on interview techniques: how questions are phrased, how suggestive prompts can taint memories, and how authority figures can unintentionally lead answers. Through calm cross‑examination, expert insights, and a readiness to hold the state accountable, she shows how flawed technique can dismantle what looks like a sure conviction.

This episode underscores the power of defense attorneys who refuse to let method be ignored, who fight for truth when victims, systems, and assumptions collide—and who secure justice by refusing to accept "everyone did things the wrong way."

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In "Crackin' Wits On The East Coast," the allegations are loud, the courtroom expectations even louder, and the defendant is under pressure from every angle. But this public defender refuses to let geography, prestige, or stereotype define the stakes. Armed with clever cross-examination, trust-building with the jury, and an unwillingness to settle for half-measures, they dig deep, expose contradictions, and push the truth to stand.

It's defense that doesn't just push back—it outsmarts, outworks, and outlasts. Humor sharpens the edge. Strategy steadies the fight. And justice becomes possible—not just for the client, but for what defending magnificently looks like.

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In "The Damned If You Do, The Damned If You Don't," the case puts the client between a rock and a hard place: whatever decision they—or the state—make, they lose. Maybe it's about complying and being used against; or resisting and facing harsher punishment.

This fearless public defender sees past the trap. Through questioning false choices, exposing coercion, and giving voice to the client's agency, they challenge the narrative that defendants must choose the lesser of two wrongs. It's not just defense—it's setting a precedent for dignity, truth, and fair chance.

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In "Resisting An Officer In The Performance Of His Lies", the stakes are more than just legal—they're about integrity. When law enforcement lies under oath or in the field, it corrupts trust, evidence, and outcomes. This episode follows a public defender who uncovers the false performance, forces it into the light, and battles the system's reflex to believe the uniform over the truth.

Through meticulous cross-examination, emotional impact, and the courage to stand when most would submit, this defender shows how resisting isn't just about refusing physical arrest—it's about resisting lies masquerading as performance. With wit, precision, and steely resolve, justice gets a fighting chance.

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