In cases where a defendant seems unjustly accused, the defense attorney is our hero. But if they seem guilty…or if it’s an especially violent crime, we look at these lawyers and wonder…how can they do that?

This is a show about the people who stand with the accused.

You’ll hear five perspectives on the art of criminal defense, and you’ll hear some great stories. Which makes sense because telling great stories is part of the job description.

Hear the Full Interviews

Here are the (relatively) unedited interviews with the attorneys. I’ve removed redundancies, overly personal material, and questions of my own that were too wandering and obtuse. Sadly, the interview with Scott Williams was too damaged to include. I salvaged small sections for the show, but most of the interview suffered from ‘faulty microphone.’

Dan Sedon:

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Kelly Green:

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Kerry DeWolfe Part 1:

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Kerry DeWolfe Part 2:

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Richard Rubin Part 1:

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Richard Rubin Part 2:

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The Lawyers

Richard Rubin Esq., Rubin, Kidney, Meyer & Vincent

Kerry B. DeWolfe, Esq., Appellate Division, Office of the Defender General

Dan Sedon, Esq., Sedon and Ericson, P.C., Chelsea, Vermont

Kelly Green, Esq., Staff Attorney, Prisoner’s Rights Office, Office of the Defender General

Scott R. Williams, Esq., Williams Law Group, LLC

Special Thanks

This show was mixed by the wonderful Colin McCaffrey. The featured photo is another great contribution by Josh Larkin. Thanks too to David Schulman for his music!

And thanks to Colin Dickerman, G, RSH, Larry Massett and especially Tamar Cole for all the help and feedback.