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The hosts discuss the difficulties of hearing in courtrooms and the importance of understanding the law, and express their hope that bonus episodes will empower listeners to do so.
The speaker shares his experience of being protected from bullying by bigger friends with a big mouth which made people listen to him, and discusses the concept of “little man syndrome” in the context of the Murdoch cases.
The lawyer representing a murder suspect, who was paid a large sum of money, is not refunding any of it despite being replaced by another lawyer. The trial was originally set for last month but has been postponed due to a new legal complication.
The podcast discusses the issue of delayed trials in Colleton County due to COVID-19 and how it is affecting defendants, including Alex, who is awaiting trial for a double homicide. There are concerns that while Alex may demand a trial quickly, others may have been waiting for years for their cases to be called.
The preponderance of the evidence standard in civil cases means that someone must only prove that something is more likely than not to have occurred. A case will be called by the solicitor only when they're ready to try it.
Jury consultants are hired to handpick a specific type of juror that would benefit the defendant, and Dick's forecast of the trial is provided to them so that they can determine the type of juror that he should aim for.
The totality of evidence, including phone records and other circumstantial evidence, is used by law enforcement to build a strong case in criminal proceedings, and the evidence must be irrefutable and scientifically sound to hold up in court. The use of Maggie's phone for evidence is unnecessary as law enforcement can obtain it through her carrier with a warrant to maintain the integrity of the evidence.
Mandy Matney and David Moses aim to educate legal clients on how to become informed, active participants in the legal process, in order to avoid being manipulated, like the Satterfield Boys and Plyler girls victims of a recent legal case they witnessed.