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Cup Of Justice

LUNASHARK®⁠
Alex Murdaugh
South Carolina
Justice System
Domestic Violence
JP Miller
Stephen Smith
True Crime
Mica Francis
Becky Hill
South Carolina Justice System
Murdaugh Case
Russell Laffitte
Bowen Turner
Coercive Control
Scott Spivey
Michael Colucci
Horry County
Mica Miller
Murdaugh Murders
Greg Parker

We all want to drink from the same Cup of Justice... and it starts with learning about our legal system. With tales from the newsroom and the courtroom, co-hosts Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell invite you to gain knowledge, insight, and tools to hold public agencies and officials accountable. Beginning as bonus episodes to the Murdaugh Murders Podcast with analysis of the trials of Alex Murdaugh and ... more

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Latest Episodes

Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ and Atlanta attorney Noah Pines break down the hearing that reset the Murdaugh retrial.

First: why motions to compel barely exist in criminal court — the state is already compelled, constit... more

Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ are joined by US Senate Candidate Dr. Annie Andrews, the pediatrician running in the wildest U.S. Senate race in South Carolina history.

Annie takes us inside the whirlwind — a sitting sena... more

Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ are joined by attorney Mandy Powers Norrell as the Greg Alexander story gets stranger. Joe McCulloch tells Court TV he's never met the client he's representing before the state grand jury.

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Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ are again joined by Atlanta attorney Noah Pines for a rare glimmer of accountability in South Carolina: Judge Carmen Mullen is finally headed to a public disciplinary hearing — not over the ... more

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Noah Pines
Atlanta attorney who practices criminal defense, personal injury and immigration law
Episode: COJ #201 - Lying About A Lie Detector? Team Murdaugh’s Round 2 Strategy Collapses With Attorney Noah Pines
Annie Andrews
Pediatrician and U.S. Senate candidate in South Carolina
Episode: COJ #200 - Cups Up to 200: Dr. Annie Andrews & the Wildest Senate Race in SC History
Mandy Powers Norrell
Attorney
Norrell Law
Episode: COJ #199 - 'Dearest Creighton': What Team Murdaugh Learned From the Colucci Playbook With Attorney Mandy Powers Norrell
Beth Braden
Writer and investigative journalist
Time of Death podcast
Episode: COJ #197 - Bitchy Footnotes, Bogus 'Proof' & a Time of Death Countdown with Beth Braden
Katie Phang
American journalist and attorney
Katie Phang News Channel / Sidebar with Katie Phang
Episode: COJ #196 - From Prosecutor to Fighting For Press Freedom: Katie Phang on Suing the DOJ for the Epstein Files
Barry Cooper
Former narcotics officer and expert witness
Former law enforcement; Never Get Busted Again
Episode: COJ #195 - From Door-Kicker to Whistleblower: Former Top Cop Barry Cooper’s Case Against Bad Laws, Bad Raids & Plea for Better Policing
Nory Boulton
Creator of CivicSage, influencer focused on fighting disinformation with empathy
CivicSage
Episode: COJ 194 - @CivicSage Nory Boulton on the Power of Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Mr. Campbell
Teacher and Subject of Murder 101
Appalachia school (as described in episode)
Episode: Mr. Alex Campbell and Murder 101: The Documentary That Gave True Crime Its Soul Back (COJ193)
Bill Maurer
Attorney, Institute for Justice
Institute for Justice
Episode: Grassroots Tyranny & Policing for Profit: Bill Maurer from the Institute for Justice on Fines, Fees & Government Overreach (COJ191)

Hosts

Mandy Matney
Host focused on investigative journalism and accountability in the legal system.
Liz Farrell
Co-host and journalist with a focus on legal accountability and investigative reporting.
Eric Bland
Attorney and co-host with deep legal expertise and advocacy.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 6.4k ratings
  • Enthralling and Impactful

    Mandy and Liz examine poignant topics and host relevant guests to spur change in the SC justice system. This and True Sunlight are the only true crime podcasts I listen to anymore because they are the only ones putting their lives on the line to make a real difference.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PamlicoQueen
    United States14 days ago
  • Great Podcast

    Funny. Since Mandy was failed by the justice system - all of a sudden there are lots of bad reviews lol. It’s comical. This podcast is awesome!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Forensic Accountant
    United States17 days ago
  • Not great

    Horribly hypocritical. They are great at providing information but act like teenagers complaining about how they don’t get their own way. It ruins the information gathering part of the job.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    this nickname already exists
    United States19 days ago
  • FIVE STARS ALWAYS

    Luna Shark - Investigative JOURNALISM at its best. Haters gonna hate, but it does show your true colours.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tacyzzaj
    Australiaa month ago
  • Katie Phang

    The episode with Katie Phang is one of the best on COJ!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NurseHHR
    United States2 months ago

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• Some listeners feel the hosts' perspective is contentious or biased, especially around gender and politics.
• Strong support for journalism that exposes systemic issues and holds power to account.
• Insightful, informative interviews with outside legal experts fighting for reform.
• Occasional concerns about accessibility of case details for casual listeners.

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Apple Podcasts
#166
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Apple Podcasts
#130
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

COJ #201 - Lying About A Lie Detector? Team Murdaugh’s Round 2 Strategy Collapses With Attorney Noah Pines
Q: At the retrial, how much of Alex Murdaugh's previous testimony will be allowed in, and how does that work?
Pines explains that inconsistent prior testimony can be used to impeach Murdaugh if he testifies. If he does not, prior trial testimony may still be admissible under applicable evidence rules, depending on what the prosecution seeks to use and how.
COJ #201 - Lying About A Lie Detector? Team Murdaugh’s Round 2 Strategy Collapses With Attorney Noah Pines
Q: Can you explain why the judge would be upset by all these motions to compel being filed in her court?
Pines says motions to compel are uncommon in criminal cases because the state already has constitutional and statutory discovery obligations. Defense lawyers can identify missing discovery, but lengthy motions are generally unnecessary and may burden the court.
COJ #200 - Cups Up to 200: Dr. Annie Andrews & the Wildest Senate Race in SC History
Q: What do we do? And how do we, I think enough people care, but how do we get Congress to care and how do we create change to stop and prevent this?
Andrews supports universal background checks and a federal secure-storage law, arguing that children should have less access to unsecured firearms. She says elected officials' ties to the gun lobby obstruct action.
COJ #200 - Cups Up to 200: Dr. Annie Andrews & the Wildest Senate Race in SC History
Q: What are some of the things that you have seen in your position as a doctor, but also in the campaign that people were actually worried about and actually want somebody to be their voice to make that change?
Andrews says her pediatric work exposed how unaffordable medicine, food insecurity, utility costs, and limited rural health care affect families. She argues that her clinical experience prepared her to represent South Carolinians in Congress.
COJ 194 - @CivicSage Nory Boulton on the Power of Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Q: What motivated you to make that video?
I was furious after the election and about what was happening in public education in Texas; I felt like no one was saying what I was thinking, so I started speaking up and realized the power of collective voices.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cup Of Justice

What is Cup Of Justice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Covers legal system mechanics, high-profile trials, and accountability journalism with a triad of hosts who bring legal expertise, investigative reporting, and advocacy. Episodes frequently analyze court procedures, prosecutors and defense dynamics, media influence on justice, and ongoing civil and criminal cases, often tied to watchdog-style investigations and reform advocacy. Notable for its transparency about media Cost and personal stakes, and for featuring expert legal guests and reform-minded voices that explain complex topics in accessible terms. The show tends to attract listeners who want practical takeaways on due process, access to information, and how laws impact everyday lives, with a willingness to engage in contentious public... more

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1. Noah Pines
2. Annie Andrews
3. Mandy Powers Norrell
4. Beth Braden
5. Katie Phang
6. Barry Cooper
7. Nory Boulton
8. Mr. Campbell

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