Reasonable Doubt

Adam and Mark welcome LA based lawyer Steve Cron to continue their discussion about Paula Poundstone from a recent episode. Steve and the guys dive straight into the details of the case with Steve clearing up some of the details that Adam and Mark may have gotten incorrect when they spoke about it previously. After clearing up the details of Paula's case Adam and Steve reminisce about their mutual experiences at North Hollywood High before diving into the not so celebrity laden aspects of Steve's legal career.

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Mark and Adam open today's show dicussing the hugely successful premiere of Mark's new show on ABC 'Notorious'. After disucssing the similarities between the fictional show and the reality of Mark's life they turn to discussing the recent breakdown of the marriage of Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie. After taking a call thanks to our friends over at Legal Zoom the guys move on to clearing up a misunderstanding about the deaths of Princess Diana and Grace Kelly.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt laughing at Adam's dog Phil E. Cheesesteak as we wanders around the studio while they begin recording. Then they continue to explore the case of Paula Poundstone that they started in on at the end of last week's episode. Later, Adam talks about the case of Tyler Clementi who committed suicide after his college roommate used a webcam to film him kissing another man. Before they wrap, Adam talks about his disdain for the SAG/AFTRA union, and why he chose not to be a part of it.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the Los Angeles Rams' abysmal season opener. Then the two dive into the availability, legality, and ethics of stem cell treatments for those who need them. After that, Adam talks about his hatred for blowhard hypocrisy. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark talk about the case of Paula Poundstone, who was charged with lewd acts upon a child younger than 14, child endangerment, and what a lewd act technically is in the court's eyes.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt discussing the Chris Brown news breaking just as they were recording last week. Adam and Mark continue to talk in length about the ins and outs of Chris Brown's case, with an emphasis on the woman claiming to have been assaulted. Before they Wrap, Adam and Mark talk about the Menendez Brothers who were convicted in 1994 for the shotgun murders of their wealthy parents.

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This week Adam and Mark get together for an unusual podcast that happens to be going on while a very well publicized stand off between Mark's client singer Chris Brown and the Los Angeles Police Department. After touching on what we knew at the time Mark also shares that his upcoming TV show Notorious on ABC bears a striking resemblance to what's unfolding right now in the real world. They also touch on Mark's other cases, the DNC email leaks and much more.

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Mark opens the show filling Adam in on the new HBO show "The Night Of", and Adam compares the case to cars. Then Mark delves into his ongoing class action lawsuit with fashion retailer Zara and their questionable pricing practices, and how the majority of the populous isn't able to easily convert euros to dollars. All this fashion retailer talk leads Adam and Mark to reminisce about Zachary All and their fantastic late 70's commercials. They transition to the cancellation of Dr. Drew's HLN talk show, and surmise whether or not his comments on Hillary Clinton had anything to do with it. This leads to them closing the show discussing the DNC email dump.

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Adam and Mark and open the show with John Ziegler in studio. They open the show talking about how their perceived political affiliations may have possibly hurt them in their professional circles. This leads to a discussion how media narrative can shape the public's perception of a story, and how this pertains to the Sandusky case. Next John informs Adam and Mark about some of the odd circumstances surrounding the Sandusky case, and expresses his belief in the innocence of both Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno. He explains how he believes Matt Sandusky is the biggest bad actor involved in the case.

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The guys open the show discussing the circumstances of Dinesh D'Souza's campaign money laundering conviction. Then Mark talks about a double murder case he was involved in as well as the current status of the Chandra Levy case. Mark then talks about prosecutorial discretion and how it applies to Hillary Clinton's email troubles, which leads to a discussion of some biases in the media.

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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.

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