World-renowned criminal defense lawyer Mark Geragos reveals the latest in our nation's most high-profile legal cases. In addition to examining how current law affects society, current events are brought to the forefront, as Geragos brings significant details from past and present experiences. Geragos has made notable marks on the legal system while representing Scott Peterson, Michael Jackson, Sus... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 721 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Mark and Gary break down Sean “Diddy” Combs’ 50-month sentence, explore the legal strategy behind sentencing guidelines, and weigh the potential for early release, appeal, or even clemency. Plus, insight into how the judge factored in acquitted condu... more
Mark and Gary break down the bombshell indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, examining the grand jury dynamics, legal strategy, and political theater, before turning to the unexpected reinstatement of Jimmy Kimmel and what it reveals about c... more
Jimmy Kimmel’s indefinite suspension from ABC has sparked nationwide backlash and fierce debate over free speech, censorship, and the state of American democracy. In this episode, we break down why Kimmel was pulled off the air, the legal and cultura... more
Mark and Gary confront a grim week in American politics following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. They explore the unraveling of civil discourse, rising extremism, and the eerie role of video in shaping public reaction—before ending with a provoc... more
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Smart guys - good content - overall more a money grab than deep thought - imo they figured out the bare minimum amount of content to get ads, sell swag, promote themselves and make money - can live with or without this one
Podcast not the same since Adam C. left. Gary is just a stooge/ yes man. Geragos morally bankrupt
It’s boring without Adam. This show used to be a must listen. Gary doesn’t add anything. Mark talks about interesting cases, but needs a fun co-host.
You know it's bad when a grown man had to swear for no reason whatsoever
This podcast was so much better with Adam. It’s very one-sided. Now it’s just Marks echo chamber.
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A criminal defense lawyer shares deep insights into high-profile legal cases, drawing on notable experiences with clients such as Michael Jackson and Colin Kaepernick. This discussion interweaves legal analysis with humor and commentary on current events, creating an engaging blend of comedy and serious dialogue. Topics often revolve around the intricacies of the legal system, celebrity trials, and broader societal implications, frequently showcasing the intersection of law and contemporary issues.
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