Jessa and Nick are joined by the host of Slate's Hi-Phi Nation to discuss philosophical issues surrounding the criminal justice system.

It's February 2nd 1922, and all of Hollywood is about to wake up and learn that William Desmond Taylor, the most famous film director in town, was murdered in his home last night. The investigation will shine a light on some of Hollywood's most scandalous affairs, backroom deals, and underground drug dens. This real life Murder Mystery is one of the most iconic "whodunnit" cases of the 20th century that will leave you guessing and second guessing who killed William Desmond Taylor for weeks to come.

Listen today at wondery.fm/gettingoffMiH (http://wondery.fm/conspiratorsMiH)

Nick and Jessa get an incredible opporunity to talk to death row inmate Terry Robinson and journalist Tessie Castillo about their new book, Crimson Letters: Voices From Death Row.  It's available on amazon.com and there's a link on the www.gettingoffpod.com website to purchase.

Jessa and Nick wrap up the conversation about the criminalization of potential HIV spread.

Jessa and Nick talk facts.  Also, we were named one of the top ten criminal defense podcasts. Check the rest of the list out here! https://blog.feedspot.com/criminal_defense_podcasts/

Nick and Jessa talk about how criminal law bizarrely dictates the discussion around some judicial elections, how it was that most states postponed their primaries but Wisconsin's happened with in-person voting, and more from quarantine life.

Jessa and Nick are social distancing and recording, which has led to arguably the worst audio they've ever produced.  (Which all of you know is really saying something.)  We rushed to post this because we missed last week and did not send it to our editor.  If it's intolerable, let us know and we'll pull it and have it edited and put it back up.  We think it's a fun conversation about appeals, competency, and how courts define words, though.

So Nick seems to have the corona virus, or something similar.  We'll be back to regularly scheduled programming next week.  In the meantime, here's an interview between Jessa and film makers about an interesting true crime case.

Jessa and Nick are joined by the hosts of Queer All Year -- a daily podcast that covers information of note to the LGBT community, both current events and historical data.  Cat had some questions about the now-defunct South Dakota bill that would ban the use of puberty blockers and/or HRT treatment for trans children.  Pop over to the Queer All Year feed to hear the first part of the discussion and finish up with this episode, where we talk about how a class becomes subject to protection under the 14th amendment.

Nick and Jessa conclude their discussion of the Johnson case (at least until the state supreme court rules!)