Mike and Seth sit down with Ben to discuss State v. Green, plain smell and dog sniffs as probable cause post-farm bill, and how this new Tennessee Supreme Court case will effect our work in the court room moving forward. 

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Seth details 48 hours of representation as he and Mike walk you through the life of an attorney running out of time with a client who has everything to lose. 

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Mike and Seth discuss Cookeville's Duplex Burglar, how hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, fake pee and saliva chicken. Stick around until the end for a teaser of next week's special episode. 

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Mike and Seth discuss the 1958 riots in Knoxville, a smash and grab in the Wal-Mart jewelry department, the sentencing of a juvenile for patricide, and several other local stories. 

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Mike and Seth outline the gruesome case of State vs. Macken, answer listener questions, and discuss the possible evolution of the Mimms Doctrine. 

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Mike and Seth discuss one juror's story of a guilty conscience, Aubrey Wyatt's bully-suicide and the resulting lawsuit against her aggrieved mother, the dangers of gas station drugs, and the sunny side of post-conviction relief petitions. 

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Mike and Seth sit down with Jon Hatfield, White County PD, to discuss Putnam County's new jail, a big acquisition for Crabtree & Patterson, that menacing sound in Mike's back yard, the mysterious death of Kathleen Peterson and the owl theory. 

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Mike and Seth discuss the recent shooting of THP Trooper Adam Cothron, a scary shotgun holdup by Gregory Daniels of a Smith County rest stop, investigate a menacing sound in Mike's back yard, and recount their recent guest appearance on Good Morning Cookeville with Jason and Sheila.

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Mike and Seth get into the weeds with self-described law nerd, Ben Marsee, to discuss the new round of 2024 laws taking effect July 1, a surprise twist in the Alec Baldwin homicide case, and the ruling on TWRA Open Fields Doctrine.

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Mike and Seth discuss the 48-hour Putnam County Manhunt of Charles Lawson, Mike's most recent trial, and an upcoming episode with the brilliant Ben Marsee about new Tennessee laws taking effect July 1st.

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