Getting Off

Nick and Jessa talk about what the allegations were out of Palm Beach, Florida and the Federal Southern District of Florida against Jeffrey Epstein in from roughly 2001-2007, and explain some of the ways that the victims' notification rights were violated as part of the NPA. 

Jessa and Nick introduce their next deep dive by talking about the rights victims are afforded in criminal proceedings. 

Jessa and Nick conclude their discussion of the legal authority facilitating the detention of immigrants seeking asylum. 

Nick and Jessa continue to discuss the legal authority behind border detentions. 

Nick and Jessa discuss the history of pre-hearing detention for immigrants in the United States.

Jessa and Nick conclude their discussion of the Dishon case. 

Nick and Jessa continue to discuss the Jessica Dishon homicide. 

This was a patron request! Nick and Jessa talk about the twists and turns of the Jessica Dishon homicide. 

Jessa and Nick discuss the controversial "Alford plea" as an introduction to a patron-requested case.  (To have J&N prioritize a case you're interested in, join patreon at the $5 or $10 tier!) 

Nick and Jessa talk about the dissenting opinion in the Flowers case.  Jessa, surprising no one, gets a little sparky. 

Nick and Jessa talk about the majority opinion of the US Supreme Court in re: the saga of Curtis Flowers.  If you aren't familiar, check out the podcast In The Dark for details. 

Nick and Jessa get the opportunity to talk with author John Temple, whose book, Up In Arms is released next week.  Up In Arms talks about the Bundy family.  Check out our episodes 144-148 for discussion of the cases, and buy Up In Ams at: https://www.amazon.com/Up-Arms-Hijacked-Outfoxed-Government/dp/1946885959/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=john+temple+up+in+arms&qid=1561329440&s=gateway&sr=8-1

Nick & Jessa are joined again by Scott & Heather from Status Pending to conclude their conversation about the sentencing of Jake Patterson. 

This is part 2 of a total of 3 episodes on Jayme Closs and Jake Patterson.  To find the first part, check out the Status Pending Podcast's feed -- Jessa and Nick guest host with Scott and Heather as they break down the facts of the case in the first part.  In parts 2 and 3, Nick and Jessa are joined by Scott and Heather to discuss the strategies made by both the prosecution and the defense at sentencing. 

Jessa, Nick, and CVW conclude their discussion of the capital case of Robert Tenny.  Follow our friend Chris on twitter! @defendedbycvw -- show him some love for his storytelling abilities and advocacy! 

Nick and Jessa are joined again by friend of the pod and fellow attorney Chris Van Wagner (@defendedbycvw on twitter), who talks about his memories of the Robert Tenny trial. 

Jessa and Nick are joined by friend of the firm Chris Van Wagner to start hyping up their upcoming Chicago shows by having Chris tell a firsthand account of defending a death penalty case in Cook County.  

Jessa and Nick talk about the crazy epilogue surrounding Winson Moseley, killer of Kitty Genovese. 

Nick and Jessa drill down on the known facts surrounding Kitty Genovese's 1964 rape and murder. 

Jessa and Nick talk about the two different types of Good Samaritan laws, random life experiences, and introduce the murder of Kitty Genovese, which, when reported on in 1964, introduced us to the idea of the "bystander effect" -- originally reports suggested over 30 people watched the homicide and failed to intervene or call police.