Objection! Hollywood on Trial dives into the courtroom drama behind the drama—unpacking the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers on screen. From slick defense attorneys to idealistic prosecutors, each episode dissects how your favorite movie and TV legal minds stack up against the real rules of professional conduct. Is it good lawyering or just good television? Court is in session. 

Four unreasonable friends discuss the fairness of legal cases. The logic is questionable, the opinions are absurd, and the judgments are purely for entertainment.

In DISCLOSURE NOT REQUIRED, Cody Armacher and Zach MacCollum explore what happens when the law must confront the paranormal. In this episode, they analyze the case of the Greenbrier Ghost and try to answer the question of whether a ghost’s testimony can convict a murderer.

Dirty Deeds: A monthly deep dive into the most salacious scandals in sports and how they intersect with the law. Dirty Deeds features personalities Brendan Fratis, Gavin French, and Quin Kenny. The First Episode: The 2008 Florida Gators - How the 2008 national team gained infamy on and off the field. Copyright Use: Local Forecast – Elevator by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/ Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Join Carina, a law student and your legal bestie, in breaking down the legal reality (and sometimes absurdity) behind what you see in pop culture and on social media.   On this episode of the Legal Bestie Podcast sit down and uncover the facts, the law, and the scandals of the YSL RICO Court case centered around award-winning rapper Young Thug.

Chronicling cases that are stranger than fiction and their evidence issues, explained in layman’s terms. This week’s episode - Conditional relevance and the ordeal of the bier, in State v Wisdom (1894).

Law 805 is a class taught by Professor Todd A. Berger at the Syracuse University College of Law. It is the course number for our class called Podcasting for Lawyers and Law Students. In each class we study the art and craft of podcasting. The podcast you hear was created by a Syracuse law student or team of students, and each podcast covers a law related topic we hope you find interesting.  In episode 1 Jacob Samoray introduces "Legal Proof," a podcast all about the law and how it affects the way you enjoy your liquor. For the first episode, we explore how the law defines our understanding of alcohol, and why those laws exist in the first place. Pour yourself some single malt Scotch, Kentucky straight bourbon, or a glass of red wine, and find out how the law has made Tabasco the largest buyer of ex-bourbon casks on this week’s episode!”