Jessa and Nick conclude their discussion of the false allegations in the Duke Lacrosse rape case of 2006-2007, including some serious shade being thrown at Nancy Grace, who should probably stick to her knitting.

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Jessa and Nick discuss the situational context in which the rape allegations come up in the Duke Lacrosse case, as well as some of the political implications of such allegations.

Jessa and Nick launch into some of the responsibilities a prosecutor has with regard to exculpatory evidence, as well as some of the social science about false allegations, all as a backdrop to discussing the Duke Lacrosse "rape" case.

Jessa and Nick conclude their discussion of the Michael Peterson case, including some of the rogue alternative theories of the cause of death.

Jessa and Nick are back, and launch into the North Carolina homicide case involving Michael Peterson.

Nick makes an honest and concerted effort to defend the system that resulted in Kalief Browder's suicide whilst Jessa basically loses her mind.

Jessa and Nick rage against the machine while discussing the tragic circumstances of Kalief Browder's incarceration.

Jessa and Nick finish their discussion of bail reform, and introduce the case they'll cover next week.

Jessa and Nick cover odds and ends relating to the Casey Anthony case, listener contributions, and introduce the topic of bail pre-trial.

Jessa and Nick struggle to work through the evidence presented at trial and reconcile it with the verdict.