This episode flips the script: instead of a public defender telling the tale, we hear from a prosecutor reflecting on a not guilty verdict they say came down to jury nullification.

The case? A neighborhood watch gone wrong. The charges? Serious enough that the state thought conviction was a lock. But the jury had other ideas.

Was this a bold act of jury independence — or just the state refusing to admit its case was weak? You decide, as we explore how one trial turned into a lesson on community, credibility, and the limits of the law.

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