
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 | 211 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The rise of Skynet is probably a few years away, but that hasn't stopped lawyers from torching their careers in spectacular fashion with the new technology. We discuss.
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Richard Allen's appeal is winding its way through the system, and now the state has responded to his appellate brief. We break it down.
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Afroman just wanted someone to fix his door. And when the police who broke it wouldn't do so, he took matters into his own hands--and his own microphone. We cover the defamation case--and the hilarity--that resulted.
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Love both of your shows. Just listened to the Afroman episode and wanted you all to know (in case no one has told you yet) that the Lemon Poundcake’s melody is The Drifters’ Under the Boardwalk.
SCOTUS: arguing attorneys, are they sworn in, like taking the stand? Do they have to bring evidence? So when Saucer says Chinese are paying to have children born here, is this fact or opinion?
You’re both awesome! I’m from MA, and the KF case just ended. I’m not asking for your verdict (but I’ll take it). More interested in the fact that it was a no-jury trial. Sounds self-explanatory, but is there anything more to it? After seeing the media turd-storm that some recent trials have been, do you see this type of trial becoming a more frequent occurrence? Or is this not an option for everyone? If that’s too deep of a question, is there a particular must-do activity either of you enjoy wh... more
I need your Steven Avery episode.
This has been one of my favorite podcasts for many years but unfortunately it has become very difficult for me to listen to. Brett has picked up a habit of asking “right?” after making statements - it has become become very noticeable during the Isdal Woman series.
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A team of experienced legal professionals tackles the most compelling stories within the true crime genre, analyzing key legal issues and developments surrounding criminal cases. The hosts offer insights into various aspects of the judicial process, from the complexities of trial proceedings to the intricacies of sentencing, making the episodes both informative and engaging. Notably, the program has garnered attention for its focus on dissecting real-life legal cases, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the legal framework behind sensational news stories, and promoting critical thinking about justice and law enforcement practices.
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