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The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs

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Alice and Brett, hosts of the true crime podcast, The Prosecutors, bring their experience as prosecutors to the hottest stories in true crime. Whether it’s breaking developments in a cold case, the intricacies of sentencing, or analysis of what’s really going on in trials in the news, they’ll have you covered.

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We discuss Lindsay Clancy's Rule 25 motion, what it means, and what comes next.

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Alice interviews J. Tom Morgan about his new book, A Rainy Night in Georgia: A Lawman's Brutal Murder, a Rogue Southern Sheriff, and a Prosecutor's Quest for Justice. Pick it up wherever you buy books.

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We are joined by retired FBI Profiler and host of The Consult: Real FBI Profilers, Julia Cowley, for her thoughts on the Lindsay Clancy case.

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Do you have Miranda rights when the police stop you for drunk driving? We take a break from murder and mayhem for some lighter fair.

Check out more about the cases we cover on The Prosecutors + at our Substack the True Crime Times

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Recent Guests

J. Tom Morgan
Former DeKalb County District Attorney, prosecutor
DeKalb County, Georgia
Episode: 230. A Rainy Night in Georgia
Creighton Waters
Attorney discussed as a guest in the episode
Unknown (prosecutor role referenced)
Episode: 227. Luigi Mangione Ends, Murdaugh Begins
Aaron Habel
Guest from Generation WHY and Framed Season 3
Generation WHY; Framed
Episode: 225. Framed: The Temujin Kensu Story with Aaron Habel
Caitlin Slavens
Registered psychologist focusing on couples and postpartum women
Mama Psychologists
Episode: 223. The Lindsay Clancy Case with Mama Psychologists
Chelsea Bodie
Registered psychologist focusing on postpartum mental health
Mama Psychologists
Episode: 223. The Lindsay Clancy Case with Mama Psychologists
Randy Barnett
Professor of Constitutional Law at Georgetown University Law Center
Georgetown University Law Center
Episode: 219. Randy Barnett and Felony Review
Alison Sweeney
Actor known for Hannah Swensen in Hallmark mysteries
Hallmark
Episode: 218. Alison Sweeney on Making a Mystery
Andrea Dunlop
award-winning author, podcaster, advocate
Episode: 216. Nobody Should Believe Me with Andrea Dunlop
Brad Ortenzie
Representative of ZOE International, fundraiser and advocate
ZOE International
Episode: 212. Fighting Child Sex Trafficking with ZOE

Hosts

Alice
Host of The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs; long-time prosecutor with deep experience in trial work and legal analysis; frequently discusses evidentiary standards and case framing.
Brett
Co-host of The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs; experienced prosecutor known for methodical legal breakdown and engaging delivery.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 3.2k ratings
  • Bench Trial Vs Jury Trial

    This podcast, along with The Prosecutors, has RUINED me for every other true crime podcast. Thanks a lot, guys.

    Question - have either of you ever tried a case in front of a judge only, as opposed to a bench trial? How would that change your approach to presenting your case?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarissaQRoo
    United States3 days ago
  • Love this podcast

    Opinions always resonate and they seem to say exactly what I’m thinking.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    COdocDisgusted
    United States10 days ago
  • Consistently Excellent Podcast

    Appreciate the well crafted, precise questions Alice and Brett asked Julia C. The evidence as presented by both sides at the trial left some critical holes in the facts on the issue of ability to distinguish right/ wrong and/or lack of control/ state of mind at the time of killing kids, and you addressed some of them with your questions. I do not understand why the experts on both sides did not address state of mind and reasons for killing in more detail during their evaluations, facts gain... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Lupine Lady
    United States14 days ago
  • Fun and Informative

    I have learned so much about the legal system from this podcast! Brett and Alice take a “boring” but very relevant topic and make it fun and interesting. If you have ever wanted to know more about the American legal system, this is the podcast for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Veggifan
    United States16 days ago
  • Great podcast!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    alldawn
    17 days ago

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Some criticism around perceived bias or tone in sensitive political topics.
Positive notes on thoughtful discussion and accessible legal concepts for non-lawyers.
Listeners appreciate the clear, evidence-based legal explanations and calm, balanced discourse.

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#173
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#225
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

227. Luigi Mangione Ends, Murdaugh Begins
Q: Is there double jeopardy when a defendant is charged in both state and federal courts for related acts?
The hosts explain that while federal and state systems are separate, there can be double jeopardy concerns across sovereignties, with New York having broader protections; the strategy often involves pleading guilty in federal court first to secure those protections, then facing possible state proceedings.
224. Bryan Kohberger's Nothingburger
Q: Brooke wants to know, can you discuss the difference between pleading no contest and an Alfred plea?
No contest pleas acknowledge conviction without admitting innocence, while an Alfred plea admits guilt for the sake of a favorable outcome (often to avoid harsher penalties), and each has jurisdictional nuances that affect availability and strategy.
223. The Lindsay Clancy Case with Mama Psychologists
Q: What practical steps can listeners take if they suspect postpartum mental health issues in themselves or someone they know?
Seek help from a health care professional, find a therapist trained in perinatal mental health, advocate for appropriate psychiatric evaluation, and involve family support to ensure ongoing monitoring and safety for both mother and child.
223. The Lindsay Clancy Case with Mama Psychologists
Q: How does the Massachusetts insanity standard differ from the more common McNaughton Rule, and why does that matter in this case?
Massachusetts uses a broader standard where lacking substantial capacity to conform conduct to the law can excuse criminal responsibility even if the person understands the act is wrong, which can affect verdicts in cases like Lindsay Clancy; the distinction matters for whether she could be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
223. The Lindsay Clancy Case with Mama Psychologists
Q: What is postpartum psychosis and how does it differ from postpartum depression or anxiety?
Postpartum psychosis involves a break from reality with fixed delusions or hallucinations, and cognitive distortions that can be present alongside or after anxiety and depression, making timely recognition and urgent treatment critical.

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Two former prosecutors bring sharp legal analysis to high-profile true crime and current trial coverage, blending courtroom fundamentals with storytelling. Episodes frequently dissect evidentiary standards, procedural issues, and how narratives shape public understanding, often featuring guests like clinicians, authors, and advocates to add depth on mental health, constitutional law, and prevention. The show stands out for its evidence-first approach, clear explanations of complex legal concepts, and a balanced, non-sensational take on difficult cases, making it valuable for listeners who want practical legal insight allied with thoughtful discussion. Potential sponsors and guests may find alignment with accountability, public-interest liti... more

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