Podcast

  • 099 US v. Long

    Those of you who have dogs are probably familiar with the distinct level of suspicion and fear that comes with seeing your dog chewing, realizing you don’t know what they’re chewing on, telling them to stop, and that half turn away from you they di followed by rapid chewing. In that moment, you know whatever…

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  • 098 US v. Teeter

    At one point a few years ago, I found myself in the position of having to describe a creepy man to local police who responded to my non-emergency line call with three marked cars and an unmarked vehicle. I think I got his general physical description pretty close-his height, build, the fact that he wore…

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  • 097 US v. Askins

    There are very few fact patterns I can see domestic violence taking a back seat to, and yet this case found a way.  My interest in this case was two fold. First, I wanted to know how the Army didn’t notice that at least 11 blocks of explosives went missing. Second, I wanted to know…

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