DISCLAIMER: The charges in this episode are of a sexual nature and may not sit well with some people. With that said, the public defender in this episode is an amazing trial lawyer and did an excellent job showing the jury that his client was not guilty of touching his nieces and that the real abuse occurred by their father.
S2/E21: Mind Your LGBT’s & Q’s
In this episode The Notorious JBG's client is wrongfully accused of robbery and assault with a hate crime despite his sexual orientation.
S2/E20: If You Are Ridin’ Dirty And You Know It Cuff Your Hands
In ANG's latest episode public defender Craig uses his talents, skills, and "has been" celebrity status to secure his client's freedom who unknowingly was driving a car that was loaded.
S2/E19: The Prick Gets Caught In The Zipper (Part 2)
Part 2 of this episode is the hilarious jury trial with the ridiculous "victim" embarrassing himself in front of the jury as the Mooch skillfully makes a fool of the "victim" and the prosecution.
S2/E18: The Prick Gets Caught In The Zipper (Part 1)
The Mooch is back in this 2 part episode as he takes down a Hollywood "has been" who is trying to blame his client for stealing his coveted jackets. This episode really does a great job of pointing out the structural problems within the prosecution's office that lead to unjust, ridiculous, yet entertaining jury trials. Enjoy!
S2/E17: May The Centrifugal Force Be With You
In this episode ANG favorite Ania walks her client on an attempted murder, carjacking, criminal threats, assault and every other type of charge that a player in the original college admissions scandal can think of.
S2/E16: The High Cost Of Eating Meat
In this episode police misconduct lawyer Greg Peacock discusses a civil rights lawsuit for false arrest and police brutality that he went to trial on and discovery of a rogue police department out in the desert that acted like a criminal street gang and terrorized its' community.
S2/E15: “Psych Meds & Reefer & Beer, Oh My!”
This episode is particularly amazing and entertaining. Take a listen to fellow public defender Peter recount his DUI jury trial with crazy traffic accidents, officers performing and "failing" field sobriety test, and the late discovery of exculpatory evidence in the middle of trial which led to the entire case being dismissed.
S2/E14: Pin The Gun On The Homie
In this exceptionally amazing ANG episode public defender Sully, a 30 year veteran, takes what appears to be an "open and shut" gun possession case for the prosecution and turns it upside by showing the police planted a gun on his client while exposing their lies.
S2/E13: Who’s House? Rev’s House!!!
We're back with an awesome and amazing 'not guilty' on a charge of attempted murder told by a dedicated and tenacious public defender Sasha who saved a man who saves other from the criminal system.
S2/E12: Is That A Burrito In Your Pocket …?
In this episode public defender Sam's client is falsely accused of committing a lewd act on a metro train and facing life time sex registration if convicted. The courtroom drama in this episode you can't make up; there's a lying officer (what else is new?), a complaining witness that can't describe any criminal conduct and identifies someone else in the courtroom as the "culprit," and a clueless prosecutor. And let's not forget the stellar job Sam does in the presentation of her defense, saving her client from life time consequences. Enjoy!
S2/E11: Confidential Missinformant (Part 2)
Enjoy the thrilling conclusion to this 2 part episode. Amy and Noah are two public defenders who do an excellent job walking their client out the courthouse with a nice not guilty verdict on murder charges.
S2/E10: Confidential Missinformant (Part 1)
In part 1 of this 2 part episode Amy and Noah, two public defenders from Indiana, have a client arrested and prosecuted for murder based on the questionable accusations of a drug informant who has an "interesting" relationship with the detective.
S2/E9: A Gentleman’s Duel Lost In Translation
In this episode ANG's very own Michael has a client found not guilty of attempted carjacking all because of a simple misinterpretation of his client's actions when he approaches the complaining witness' car with what appears to be a gun and tells him to exit it.
S2/E8: When The Kobe’s Fit You Must Acquit
In this episode public defender Cam uses a bad bench officer's ruling, racial profiling, discriminatory police practices, and a young sympathetic client to convince a jury to deliver justice; in other words JURY NULLIFICATION.
S2/E7: Don’t Bring A Gun To A Knife Fight
In this episode defense attorney Jovan Blacknell describes how his client was found not guilty of murder. Listen as one of Los Angeles' best criminal defense attorneys describes how he brought in the actual couch from the "crime" scene and how he and a colleague acted out the incident that resulted in his client needing to use self-defense.
S2/E6: The Class That Cried Wolf
In this episode public defender Jacquelyn leads her client to a straight acquittal on 7 child abuse charges by questioning the detective's questioning techniques of the children involved.
S2/E5: Crackin’ Wits On The East Coast
Check out ANG's first episode featuring a public defender all the way from the East Coast! Hear how public defender Mark navigates his client to a straight acquittal on robbery with a gun through a false witness identification expert and an accuser who is arrested in court for bringing a crack pipe to court.
S2/E4: The Damned If You Do, The Damned If You Don't
In this episode public defender Benny is able to humanize and explain his client's actions in such a manner that he was only convicted of manslaughter and found not guilty of murder. This episode isn't our typical not guilty story, but shows another side to our defense practice in representing people in unfortunate circumstances. It's an unique episode with one of my favorite public defenders. Hope you enjoy!
S2/E3: Resisting An Officer In The Performance Of His Lies
Listen as public defender Jane describes how her client was found Not Guilty of resisting/obstructing/delaying a peace officer when he's brutally beaten by officers in his own home and saved by an audio recording.