
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

A man decided to sell the Star Wars LEGO collection he put together with his father. Seems straightforward. How crazy could it really get? Turns out, very, very crazy. We discuss.
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We discuss the disappointing result out of New Hampshire, where the state's Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of Adam Montgomery in the brutal murder of his daughter, Harmony, on dubious grounds. What does it mean? And what's next?
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Before the Supreme Court released its final opinions, we described the cases and predicted the outcome. Come see how we did, and how these decisions could affect your life.
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Randy Barnett is one of the most influential legal scholars in America. But before he was a professor, he was a prosecutor in Cook County, Illinois during the days that made Chicago corruption infamous. He discusses his new book, Felony Review, which... more
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It’s clear she’s the one with real legal experience and Brett is just another maga grifter
I’m about to transition into a paralegal career (I’m also a registered nurse) and taking my certification course. How can I best assist attorneys? What’s the best way to get my foot in the door (I’m currently working in magistration court as a clerk supervisor)?
I’ve been listening to podcasts by The Prosecutors for a long time and have always found them thought-provoking, well-researched, and convincing regarding their knowledge of the law and applicable facts. Absolutely brilliant. Also, they are excellent speakers: clear, well-paced, easy to understand.
While I agree that the prosecution of James Comey isn’t great, it’s so funny that The Hypocrites are so mad about it and say that it’s going to lead to political prosecution in the next democratic administration. I don’t remember you crying for hours about the political prosecution of the previous democratic administration, and that maybe the current situation is a result of that.
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I’m so confused about where all the checks and balances are in our government.
I wanted to know how the department of Justice works in our country. I’ve been under the impression that it is separate from the administration. I assumed the DOJ were the lawyers for the people.
I would love an explanation as to why the systems seem to be breaking down
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This show combines legal analysis with true-crime storytelling, led by two former prosecutors who break down high-profile cases, court decisions, and legal concepts in accessible terms. Episodes frequently cover constitutional issues, criminal procedure, and how laws shape outcomes in real-world trials, often balancing rigorous analysis with practical takeaways for listeners. Notable strengths include clear explanations of complex legal standards, firsthand prosecutorial perspective, and approachable banter that makes dense topics engaging for a broad audience. A few episodes also feature guest experts or advocates, offering deeper dives into topics like trafficking prevention, Supreme Court dynamics, and civil rights law, which helps the s... more
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