Attorney Ben Meiselas joins Adam and Mark for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. The guys open the show talking about the recently released Fyre Festival Netflix documentary and the specifics of Ben's work handling the class action lawsuit. The guys then discuss the recent arrest of Roger Stone and the motivations behind the highly publicized arrest. They also touch on the Mueller investigation and before they wrap, Mark and Ben talk about Colin Kaepernick and the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about how fast time flies, especially when you're doing what you love. Then Adam asks Mark about the recent controversy surrounding the Covington High School kids getting into an altercation with some Native Americans. After that, Mark talks about Harvey Weinstein's new lawyers after his former council Ben Brafman was let go. Before they wrap, Mark teases next week's episode which will be focused on the infamous Fyre Festival failure and the documentaries that have been recently released about the ordeal.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about how fast time flies, especially when you're doing what you love. Then Adam asks Mark about the recent controversy surrounding the Covington High School kids getting into an altercation with some Native Americans. After that, Mark talks about Harvey Weinstein's new lawyers after his former council Ben Brafman was let go. Before they wrap, Mark teases next week's episode which will be focused on the infamous Fyre Festival failure and the documentaries that have been recently released about the ordeal.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the latest developments in the ongoing Mueller investigation. Then the guys discuss reports that Harvey Weinstein's lawyer Ben Brafman will be soon departing the case and what the underly reasons may be. Before they wrap, Adam talks about what the ultimate punishment for wrongdoing really is and how it compares to financial punishment.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the latest developments in the ongoing Mueller investigation. Then the guys discuss reports that Harvey Weinstein's lawyer Ben Brafman will be soon departing the case and what the underly reasons may be. Before they wrap, Adam talks about what the ultimate punishment for wrongdoing really is and how it compares to financial punishment.

Adam opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the dental surgery he underwent earlier in the day. Then Adam asks Mark about Kevin Spacey's sexual assault case in which he allegedly groped an off-duty male waiter in 2016. The guys continue to talk about sexual assault and the laws surrounding it. Before they wrap, Adam hypothetically asks Mark whether he'd rather represent Kevin Spacey or Harvey Weinstein.

Adam opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the dental surgery he underwent earlier in the day. Then Adam asks Mark about Kevin Spacey's sexual assault case in which he allegedly groped an off-duty male waiter in 2016. The guys continue to talk about sexual assault and the laws surrounding it. Before they wrap, Adam hypothetically asks Mark whether he'd rather represent Kevin Spacey or Harvey Weinstein.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about ways of encouraging young people to pursue what they're interested in. They then turn to an in-depth discussion about a brand new case Mark took on, representing a security guard that fatally shot and killed a shoplifter at a Walgreens in Hollywood. The guys continue to get into the weeds about everything involving this case and others similar to it as well as discussing a disturbing trend that is changing the behavior of judges in our legal system.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about ways of encouraging young people to pursue what they're interested in. They then turn to an in-depth discussion about a brand new case Mark took on, representing a security guard that fatally shot and killed a shoplifter at a Walgreens in Hollywood. The guys continue to get into the weeds about everything involving this case and others similar to it as well as discussing a disturbing trend that is changing the behavior of judges in our legal system.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about Dr Dre's citizens arrest which prompts the question, what exactly is a citizens arrest? Then the guys take some listener phone calls. The first call they take is from a California tax attorney who looks to expand on one of Adams previous points about the IRS. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark take another call about a judge's dissenting opinion when it comes to case law.