Many people believe that police should use body cameras at all times. Is there a downside to their use? Body cameras can be great tools, but what happens when the footage is stored in databases that can be accessed from the cloud? What happens when those cameras are never turned off? Exactly what are they recording? Were you filmed while your were out in public? Who has access to this footage? Attorneys Franz Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle discuss body cams, artificial intelligence and privacy rights in this episode of Legally Unfiltered.

President Trump has his sights set on eliminating the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program implemented by President George W. Bush in 2007. This program was put in place to encourage people to work in government agencies, as first responders, in the Military, and in other public service roles. What happens to those who chose to go to college or graduate school while relying on this program as a way to offset the costs of their education? Attorneys Franz N. Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle discuss this volatile topic right here on Legally Unfiltered.

Did you know that it is possible to be convicted of a felony and spend the rest of your life in prison at hard labor even if the State has not proven its case beyond reasonable doubt? Two States in the Union currently allow felony convictions without a unanimous jury decision. Do you live in one of them? Franz Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle discuss this little known topic in this week's episode of Legally Unfiltered.

As a rule, jails and prisons monitor inmate telephone conversations. But what if an inmate needs to speak to his attorney over the phone? What happens to attorney client privilege? Will the jail (the state)share privileged information with the prosecution (also, the state)? Can an accused be assured of effective assistance of counsel if their lawyer cannot assure the client that their discussions are truly confidential because of the monitoring? Does this monitoring require a face-to-face visit with every client, every time? Tune-in as Franz and Richard dig into jailhouse calls on this episode of Legally Unfiltered.

With all of the publicity over removal of Confederate monuments, does their presence at local courthouses create a bar to equal justice? Attorneys Franz Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle discuss a case where a statue depicting a Civil War combatant in front of the court could create issues for both sides. Check it out in this episode of Legally Unfiltered.

United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has proposed significant changes to the current Title IX mechanisms for investigating sexual harassment and sexual assualt in school settings. Attorneys Franz Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle dive into these changes to learn what they mean to the victims, and what they mean for the accused. This is a huge topic, and these changes may affect you or someone you love, so listen in and find out out more in this episode of Legally Unfiltered.

Is it distribution of plans for a deadly weapon, or is it just sharing ideas? Who would want an untraceable handgun? How hard would it be to create a firearm with technology that is readily available and already in some homes across the country? Franz & Richard recorded an episode about this very subject and before we could even hit the upload button, new developments came to light! Listen in as your hosts talk about the legality of publishing 3D printer designs for firearms online.

In this special "You Can't Make This Stuff Up" episode, Franz and Richard bring you the story of a romance novelist who wrote a murder manual. The twist? Her husband was murdered after she wrote the book! We also take a look at what happens when one attorney gets too aggressive in depositions, and worst of all he came into the room packing a weapon! All in this episode of Legally Unfiltered.

Hurricane Florence proved yet again that Mother Nature's fury can be devastating. When the waters recede in the wake of a storm, what should homeowners do to quickly move forward with insurance claims and protect themselves from those nefarious individuals seeking to profit from helpless storm victims? In this episode, Franz and Richard welcome special guest Attorney Ben Dampf who has dealt with insurance claims from both the plaintiff's side as well as the side of insurance defense. Listen in as Ben gives some great advice to those affected by the recent storms, as well as some great tips to help you prepare for future storms and natural disasters.

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