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Make way for your favorite Irishman; Bob welcomes back Ronan Duggan to engage in an in-depth discussion about the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession. The conversation covers concerns about AI potentially displacing skilled attorneys, the evolving nature of legal work, and the future landscape for lawyers in a tech-driven world.

This week, Bob sits down with partner trial lawyer and civil advocate Robbie Munoz to discuss a heartbreaking case involving an undocumented immigrant, Jaime, who tragically lost his life during an ICE raid at a cannabis farm. They discuss the details of the case, exploring legal and human aspects, the importance of evidence preservation, and the broader implications on the community. Robbie shares his approach to wrongful death cases, highlighting the profound need for compassion and human connection in legal practice.

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On this week's JTP, Bob is joined by Spencer Wolfe, a seasoned JAG officer and lawyer with extensive experience in the Department of Defense and federal government. Spencer shares his journey from law school at Pepperdine to his roles in various military legal positions, including his time stationed in Korea and working as a defense counsel. With discussions on private and federal prisons, command authority, and the role of JAG officers, this episode provides a comprehensive look at the life and responsibilities of military legal professionals.

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This week, we're revisiting a classic episode from last year's JTP lineup. What's better than working with your family? On today's episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob Simon is joined by his own father, Bob Simon. The duo talks about what it's like to run a family practice, talking shop over Christmas dinner, parenting, and just how many bottles of whiskey Big Bob has at home.

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In this week's episode of JTP, guest host Mikaela Dixon interviews Megan Valles from the Drake Law Firm. Megan shares her inspiring journey from experiencing a car accident at 19 to becoming an attorney, including how personal experiences, including battling breast cancer, have shaped Megan's approach to advocacy. Megan emphasizes the importance of empathy, setting realistic expectations with clients, and the crucial role of personal resilience in her work as a child attorney.

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On this week's episode, Bob sits down with Lee Paul Hallada, a criminal defense and civil rights attorney, to discuss the critical issue of due process and the rights of individuals on American soil regardless of their immigration status. Various violations committed by ICE agents, the importance of remaining silent, and the essential measures individuals and businesses can take to protect themselves from unlawful actions. Learn about the importance of community education and support, and the need for legal professionals to stand up for their clients' civil rights.

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This week, Bob sits down with Los Angeles attorney Michael Carrillo to discuss his work on behalf of child sexual abuse victims. Carillo recounts a landmark case he litigated that involved school district liability and the enhancement of the Civil Rape Shield statute through SB 1386. He provides insights into the challenges of representing abuse survivors, the complexities of holding institutions accountable, and the emotional toll these cases take. Carillo also explains the distinct approaches required when pursuing justice against public versus private entities and stresses the importance of compassion in legal practice.

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In this week's Justice Team Podcast, Bob sits with Cynthia Santiago, immigration attorney, to talk Los Angeles ICE raids and knowing your rights. Stemming from the America's immigration process in the 20th century, Cynthia walks through immigration laws and advice for those who might be facing these issues head on. Stay tuned to the end to figure out how you and your community can help those who might need your help.