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Nate the Lawyer
Nate Broughty
121 episodes
4 days ago
A legal commentary show on true crime and pop culture legal issues.
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A legal commentary show on true crime and pop culture legal issues.
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Society & Culture
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No More Immunity: Supreme Court Opens Epstein Case Floodgates
Nate the Lawyer
12 minutes
1 month ago
No More Immunity: Supreme Court Opens Epstein Case Floodgates
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Nate the Lawyer
A legal commentary show on true crime and pop culture legal issues.