Was it self defense or was this planned. It all comes down to who shot first!

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer. The verdict is in....

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source and a surpise factor, the accsued age.

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source.

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

When first responders show up to a burning house they find a wife, already deceased, and a husband clinging to life. In a weird turn of events the Husband is arrested for the murder and the son becomes the star witness to convict his father.

In this episode of In the Trenches with the Equalizing Justice Team, attorney Megan Allgood discusses the Expungement process.