Segment One:
<ul><li>the end of qualified immunity for NYPD officers </li>
<li>recommendation of clemency for Rapper Mac Phipps after serving 21 years on a non-unanimous murder conviction</li>
<li>the proceedings in the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.</li>
</ul>
 
Segment Two: how to defend a case of a child accuser of sexual misconduct who is too young to testify or refuses to testify.

Segment One: the end of qualified immunity for NYPD officers recommendation of clemency for Rapper Mac Phipps after serving 21 years on a non-unanimous murder conviction the proceedings in the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd. Segment Two: how to defend a case of a child accuser of sexual misconduct who is too young to testify or refuses to testify.

Segment One:
<ul><li>the end of qualified immunity for NYPD officers&nbsp;</li>
<li>recommendation of clemency for Rapper Mac Phipps after serving 21 years on a non-unanimous murder conviction</li>
<li>the proceedings in the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.</li>
</ul>
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Segment Two: how to defend a case of a child accuser of sexual misconduct who is too young to testify or refuses to testify.

Episode 41 - Defending against a non-testifying child accuser

We're on a mission to educate the public about the Criminal In-Justice System and Civil Rights. Each week, we'll talk about current events in the Criminal In-Justice system and Civil Rights in segment one. In segment two, we'll talk in depth about a particular subject, idea, or legal principal in the Criminal In-Justice system or Civil Rights.

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Episode 41 - Defending against a non-testifying child accuser