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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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James Comey has been indicted...again. Is this indictment any more likely to stick than the last one? And what about the statute of limitations? We discuss.

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The Supreme Court started off with a bang this term, hearing perhaps the most important case of the year first. What is Suncor, and what does it mean for the future of energy litigation and, most importantly, your electric bill?

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Alice sits down with Kate Casey, the host of the hit podcast Reality Life with Kate Casey. On her podcast, Kate breaks down the latest in unscripted television, along with the best in reality programming — true crime.

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Lindsay Clancy and her counsel, Kevin Reddington, were back in court recently, and the arguments Reddington made set the Internet ablaze. Has Reddington changed his strategy? Is Lindsay now claiming she did not kill her kids? We cover the bombshell..... more

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Kate Casey
Host of Reality Life with Kate Casey and former crisis media litigation strategist
Reality Life with Kate Casey
Episode: 235. An Interview with Kate Casey of Reality Life
J. Tom Morgan
Former DeKalb County District Attorney, prosecutor
DeKalb County, Georgia
Episode: 230. A Rainy Night in Georgia
Julia Cowley
A former FBI BAU profiler, now part of The Consult podcast
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Episode: 229. The Lindsay Clancy Trial -- Interview with Julia Cowley
Creighton Waters
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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
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Episode: 218. Alison Sweeney on Making a Mystery

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 3.3k ratings
  • Brett & Alice do a wonderful job explaining the legal system. I feel much more knowledgeable! It has helped me to be a better true crime consumer, but also a better citizen.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Jessica Lee
    16 days ago
  • Bay Area woman poisoned by co-worker speaks out after his felony conviction expunged by judge

    Love this podcast! What does expungement mean in this case “Bay Area woman poisoned by co-worker speaks out after his felony conviction expunged by judge”Does it mean he doesn’t have to acknowledge this on future job applications? Does the judge have to expunge this case?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S L Johnson
    United States18 days ago
  • Who cares if they’re MAGA, moron

    Excellent podcast, highly intelligent lawyers. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Facts are facts 1
    United States22 days ago
  • They’re MAGA

    I loved these guys. Some of the smartest true crime podcasters. So I was so bummed to learn that they are both extremely conservative. I’m sure this would turn a lot of listeners off, and therefore they do not include their last names when introducing themselves. Brett was actually even nominated by Trump to be a judge, he wrote highly offensive remarks in the week of the Sandy Hook massacre, and more.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    willowtreeeeeeesss
    United States25 days ago
  • What is this BS?

    Insufferable.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Crème Peasy
    Canadaa month ago

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A few reviews appreciate production quality and depth of analysis.
Many fans value the hosts' expertise and educational approach to complex cases.
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.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#216
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#180
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#213
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#214
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#228
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#236
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

237. James Comey's Latest Indictment
Q: Knowing the law and how it works, what would be the first thing each of you would change in order to make our legal system less broken?
Brett recommends greater investment in courts, more facilities for people with serious mental illness, and replacing elected judges with an appointment system. Alice supports ending judicial elections and calls for broader civics and history education so people can understand the legal system and advocate for improvements.
237. James Comey's Latest Indictment
Q: Does the information suffice in meeting the statute of limitations under 18 USC Section 793?
Alice and Brett conclude that it likely does not. The ten-year provision specifically allows an indictment to be found within that period, unlike the general statute that expressly recognizes an information. They expect the motion to dismiss to succeed.
235. An Interview with Kate Casey of Reality Life
Q: What can you say to young people who may not recognize they're in the same pattern of coercion, to prevent another fate like Micah's?
Casey says that sharing stories of coercive control gives people knowledge to protect themselves and talk with family and community members, while helping others recognize warning signs.
235. An Interview with Kate Casey of Reality Life
Q: Why Micah Miller's story? What about her story?
Casey was struck by the story of a young woman groomed within a religious community, and by the evidence of control over both her and the congregation. She saw the documentary as a way to understand how authority, isolation, and community dynamics can enable coercion.
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.

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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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