This episode brings you both sides of the defense table: Public Defender Mark, the trial lawyer, and his client Victor, who was unjustly charged with second-degree murder after the tragic accidental shooting death of his girlfriend.

The state tried to twist an accident into a crime, stacking the deck with a charge that never fit the facts. Mark recounts how he fought tooth and nail in trial, while Victor bravely shares his own story of being dragged through a system determined to make him a criminal.

It's a powerful look at how prosecutors can weaponize tragedy — and how a strong defense can shine a light on the truth.

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Here's my favorite episode from Season 4 as we replay it in the lead up to the Season 5 premiere next week Sunday April 2nd.  This is probably my all time favorite, or at least top 3.  It's sooo good.

This is my favorite episode from Season 3 as it's being replayed in the lead up to Season 5.  It's my favorite, so you know it's good.  Enough said.

Enjoy the replay of David's favorite episode from Season 2 as we count the approach of the premiere of Season 5 on April 2nd!

Check out this re-release gem from Season 1 - a David Moore favorite - in anticipation of Season 5 coming in 4 short weeks!

Just listen.  The message says it all.

The prosecution tried to spin felony charges into a murder case — but the story didn't match the facts, and the evidence didn't back the hype. What they wanted was a conviction. What they got was a defense that shredded their case from every angle.

With sharp trial tactics and fearless advocacy, the defense exposed how flimsy the theory really was. By the end, the jury sent a clear message: no felony, no murder, no guilty verdict.

Because when the state tries to overreach, sometimes the best defense is reminding everyone what's actually on trial.

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Prya, a public defender out of West Palm Beach, Florida, takes us inside a police brutality jury trial where the state charged her client with battery on a peace officer — even though he was the one being abused.

Through fearless cross-examination and unshakable advocacy, Prya turned the tables, showing the jury exactly who the aggressors really were. By the end, the only thing left on the state's side was a bruised ego.

Because when the cops bring the bull, sometimes the defense has to grab the case by the horns — and the balls — to win not guilty.

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Yeah, that's right — we're going there. The "evidence" in this case was literally left behind in someone's bathroom. The state tried to pin it on Public Defender Sierra's client, but the jury wasn't buying it.

With humor, grit, and sharp cross-examination, Sierra showed that while the real burglar may have left something incriminating in the toilet, it sure as hell wasn't her client.

Because sometimes justice means flushing away the prosecution's worst ideas.

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