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Fame Under Fire: Russell Brand on Trial

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Sex Trafficking
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New York
Racketeering
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Fame Under Fire is at Southwark Crown Court for the trial of comedian, actor and broadcaster Russell Brand. Brand faces seven sexual offence charges involving six women: three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault. The alleged offences date from 1999 to 2009. He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. Under UK court reporting rules, cameras and recordi... more

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A warning this podcast contains graphic descriptions of alleged rape and sexual assault.

“It made me feel so dirty.”

The first complainant gives emotional evidence about an alleged rape in 1999. The jury hears her video-recorded police interview b... more

The prosecution has opened its case against Russell Brand at Southwark Crown Court, outlining allegations made by six women.

A warning this podcast contains strong language and graphic descriptions of alleged rape and sexual assault.

Russell Brand... more

The jury has been selected in Russell Brand's trial at Southwark Crown Court. Eight men and four women have been sworn in, along with a reserve juror.

But why were six prospective jurors dismissed?

Russell Brand faces three counts of rape, three c... more

It's day one of Russell Brand's trial at Southwark Crown Court, where jury selection is underway.

Russell Brand faces three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault. He denies the allegations and has pleaded n... more

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Stephen Davies
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Michael Sanft
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Mike Dorsey
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Cathy Kinsora
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Neda Taufik
BBC New York correspondent
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4.1 out of 5 stars from 589 ratings
  • Tupac fame under fire

    I’m from Germany, we don’t have any reporters on site from German media . I am grateful full for your work. Thanks a lot!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KM_0508
    Germany2 months ago
  • Accessible, brilliant content

    I love this podcast. As someone who is not always in the loop, it never speaks down but always educates. If I want to read more about something I can go away and do just that. I always wish the episodes were longer but that’s the sign of a good podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M.Walder
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Why won’t it play!!

    I love this podcast but for the last 3 weeks the episodes won’t play for at least a week after posting! In Canada for reference. It just says “this episode of fame under fire is not currently available”

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tabshepp77
    Canada4 months ago
  • Speakeasy

    •EPISODE: Lively v Baldoni (April 16). Annoying Host Catchphrase: “It speaks to …”

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    (Gibberer)
    Australia5 months ago
  • Excellent

    Really enjoying this podcast. I’ve been following since the Diddy trial & have loved the evolution into Fame under Fire. AMD is a great host & love the addition of Shawn for his legal insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaurenGR84
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Q: What is the role of burden shifting in the closing arguments?
The discussion emphasizes that burden shifting should not place improper pressure on the defense; the state must prove the defendant's guilt, and misrepresentations about burden can affect trial fairness and appeal grounds.
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Q: What is the importance of contemporaneous objections in an appeal?
Contemporaneous objections preserve the record for appellate review; without timely objections, many potential legal errors may not be reviewable, limiting post-trial relief.
Tupac: The Trial Wrap-up
Q: How can premiditation occur in murder cases according to the discussion?
Premeditation can occur in a very short span—moments, not necessarily hours or days—so long as the defendant formed the intent to commit the act in that brief period.
Tupac: The Trial Wrap-up
Q: What did the quick verdict imply about the jury's assessment of the evidence?
The hosts and Shaun Kent suggest the short verdict indicates the jury was fairly convinced by the prosecution's theory, though it also reflects how jurors may deliberate quickly when the evidence feels strongly persuasive or when questions remain unresolved.
Tupac: Day 3 - Diddy and the FBI
Q: Why is the investigation into Death Row and Bad Boy connected to the Tupac case in this narrative?
The episode explains that the FBI was pursuing a broader RICO case against Death Row and Bad Boy, tying the Tupac case to the labels' drug-money operations and racketeering, which influenced how investigators framed motives and opportunities for murder.

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A data-driven, analysis-first show covering high-profile celebrity trials through on-the-ground reporting, courtroom explanations, and expert legal commentary. Episodes frequently thread together forensic details, procedural maneuvers, and the broader cultural impact of high-stakes cases, from preliminary hearings to appeals and settlements. Listeners can expect clear explanations of legal concepts, contextualization of media narratives, and interviews with reporters, lawyers, and other professionals who illuminate how justice is pursued in the spotlight. The format often emphasizes evidence, legal strategy, and audience accessibility over sensationalism, with a steady cadence and practical takeaways for anyone tracking major litigations or... more

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