Lawyers on the Rocks

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We thought it was important to highlight this part of our conversation with Sarah on how women are treated in the courtroom and on the campaign trail. We hope to have Sarah back to dive deeper into her experience, and the role we can all play to help advance women in these roles.

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In this episode we are sampling the Bushmills 21 year Irish Whiskey and talking with newly elected Baltimore county state's attorney Sarah David. We discuss Sarah's history with counter-terrorism at the NYPD, the intersection of immigration, legislation and prosecution, as well as creating differences in the policy space.

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That's right! Lawyers on the Rocks is back! Join us as we wake up from the multi-year hangover by drinking the corpsereviver - an absinthe and gin-based cocktail meant to get you back up in the morning. We discuss a MD case where a woman was detained by ICE while awaiting trial in a courthouse. And, of course, we've brought back I Can't Believe it's Not Baltimore. Pour yourself a drink, and enjoy the reboot of Lawyers on the Rocks.

A conversation with MD state comptroller Brooke Lierman, who is sampling some very fine German MineralWasser

We review some of the most recent legislation and developments in Immigration law, as well as the recent MD marijuana pardons, while sampling High West High Country American Single Malt Whiskey

We revisit an episode we recorded during COVID with Matthew Aubrey from Uncle Nearest Distillery in Tennessee. This distillery has an incredible history that includes the Jack Daniels distillery. If you don't know it, you should definitely have listen, and pick up a bottle.

We recorded this episode 2 years ago while drinking An Old Fashioned with MD state delegate Luke Clippinger.

We flip the script with James Johnston asking the question this week, then talk about the perils of picking a bad lawyer before doing a deep dive on juvenile justice policy reform.

Or Fun and Tonic? This episode features a conversation with James Johnston, a Juvenile Justice Attorney.

We revisit a conversation from 2022 with our friend Tom Laniteri and his work with addiction and recovery.