This week on Both Sides of the Bench, Shaun breaks down the Capitol Police trial following Stephen Frederick’s acquittal, the hung jury involving Michael Rhinewalt, and the Attorney General’s decision…
How easy is it to secretly track somebody’s car, and when does it become a crime? This week on Both Sides of the Bench, I get into GPS trackers, jealous spouses, crazy exes, private investigators,…
This week on Both Sides of the Bench, I break down what’s happening with the deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial, including the so-called “dynamite charge,” reasonable doubt, and why nobody…
Thousands of people online have decided Patrick Clancy was somehow responsible for the deaths of his three children. There’s just one problem: the evidence. I break down why the internet conspiracy…
Did she kill her three children while legally insane? Can you carefully plan a murder and still be insane? And perhaps the most important question of all: how did Patrick Clancy manage to fool the…
Hinds County Assistant District Attorney Gwen Agho joins me to talk about her campaign for District Attorney and her more than a decade of experience prosecuting cases in Hinds County. We discuss the…
The appointment of a Muslim municipal judge in a small Mississippi town somehow turned into warnings that Sharia law is coming to Mississippi. But can that actually happen? On this episode of Both…
This week on Both Sides of the Bench, Shaun looks at whether you can get a DUI in a self-driving car, including the much harder question of what happens when an intoxicated person is sitting in the…
Has social media created a second justice system where accusations spread faster than facts and people are treated as guilty before any evidence is presented? In this episode of Both Sides of the…
Think you know how the criminal justice system works? Chances are you've picked up a few myths along the way. In this episode of Both Sides of the Bench, Shaun is joined by Derek McCoy of Culberson…
