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Public Defenseless
Hunter Parnell
427 episodes
15 hours ago
Anyone paying attention can tell you that our criminal legal system is perpetuating cruelty and harm, but the complexity of the legal world overwhelms most people simply trying to get through another day. Public Defenseless explores the rot in the justice system and what we can do about it. Join host, Hunter Parnell, as he interviews top defense attorneys and criminal justice stakeholders from across the country as they pull apart the convoluted web of our criminal justice system. Like so many of you, Hunter is not an attorney, simply tired of a news cycle and talking heads that offer no real solutions to the ever-growing list of problems we face. Hunter hopes that with this information, you will share his belief that ordinary people still can make a difference.
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Anyone paying attention can tell you that our criminal legal system is perpetuating cruelty and harm, but the complexity of the legal world overwhelms most people simply trying to get through another day. Public Defenseless explores the rot in the justice system and what we can do about it. Join host, Hunter Parnell, as he interviews top defense attorneys and criminal justice stakeholders from across the country as they pull apart the convoluted web of our criminal justice system. Like so many of you, Hunter is not an attorney, simply tired of a news cycle and talking heads that offer no real solutions to the ever-growing list of problems we face. Hunter hopes that with this information, you will share his belief that ordinary people still can make a difference.
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Government
News,
Politics
Episodes (20/427)
Public Defenseless
417 | How a Jailhouse Lawyer Challenged Louisiana's Mass Incarceration from Inside Angola Prison w/Calvin Duncan and Sophie Cull
3 days ago
1 hour 7 minutes 58 seconds

Public Defenseless
416 | How Louisiana Built the Project of Mass Incarceration w/Nick Weldon and Eric Seiferth
5 days ago
1 hour 6 minutes 44 seconds

Public Defenseless
415 | How the Detroit Justice Center is Helping People Eliminate Their Court Fines and Fees w/Nancy A. Parker and Rubina Mustafa
1 week ago
1 hour 4 minutes 43 seconds

Public Defenseless
414 | How California Built a Database to Track Police Misconduct w/Katey Rusch
1 week ago
29 minutes 50 seconds

Public Defenseless
413 | How New Mexico Joined in On the Fight to End Harmful Court Fines and Fees w/Joanna Weiss
1 week ago
1 hour 4 minutes 51 seconds

Public Defenseless
412 | How Pre-Trial Services Can Reduce Incarceration w/David Bennett
2 weeks ago
1 hour 5 minutes 38 seconds

Public Defenseless
411 | How Private Criminal Defense Lawyers Are Trying to Solve Colorado's Rural Attorney Shortage Crisis w/Kristin Ladd, Mesa Anderson, and Blue Daniels
2 weeks ago
1 hour 29 minutes 29 seconds

Public Defenseless
410 | How to Meet the Needs of Incarcerated Women w/Emily Salisbury
2 weeks ago
1 hour 3 minutes 16 seconds

Public Defenseless
409 | How Will Maryland Public Defense Handle It's Workload Crisis and a Slate of New Criminal Law Policies w/Natasha Dartigue
3 weeks ago
1 hour 5 minutes 12 seconds

Public Defenseless
408 | How Georgia's New "Tough on Crime" Laws Could Make Communities Even Less Safe w/Blake Feldman
3 weeks ago
1 hour 26 minutes 9 seconds

Public Defenseless
407 | How Hennepin County has Expanded the Right to Counsel to Civil Legal Issues w/ Jeanette Boerner, Jessica Ryan and Terrance Hendricks
1 month ago
1 hour 4 minutes 7 seconds

Public Defenseless
406 | How the Cook County Prosecutor Has Made it Harder for the Wrongfully Convicted to Find Justice w/Dan Hinkel
1 month ago
56 minutes 39 seconds

Public Defenseless
405 | How The Miami Public Defenders Got Their Workloads Under Control w/Carlos Martinez
1 month ago
1 hour 38 seconds

Public Defenseless
404 | How Enforcing Workload Standards Changed the Culture and the Future of Montana Public Defense
1 month ago
2 hours 22 minutes 48 seconds

Public Defenseless
403 | Is this the Start of Public Defense Expanding in Mississippi? w/Andre de Gruy
1 month ago
53 minutes 54 seconds

Public Defenseless
402 | Defense Lawyering in the Progressive Prosecution Era w/Jenny Roberts
1 month ago
1 hour 4 minutes 50 seconds

Public Defenseless
401 | Police Against the Movement: The Sabotage of the Civil Rights Struggle and the Activists Who Fought Back w/Joshua Clark Davis
1 month ago
1 hour 8 minutes 52 seconds

Public Defenseless
400 | Why the Lawyers Handling 80% of Massachusetts's Public Defender Cases Stopped Taking New Cases w/Shira Diner
1 month ago
1 hour 11 minutes

Public Defenseless
399 | Unequal Scales: California's Investment Disparity Between Prosecution and Public Defense w/Caneel Fraser and Tatyana Kaplan
1 month ago
1 hour

Public Defenseless
398 | How Public Defenders can Combat Copaganda w/Alec Karakatsanis
1 month ago
1 hour 11 minutes 9 seconds

Public Defenseless
Anyone paying attention can tell you that our criminal legal system is perpetuating cruelty and harm, but the complexity of the legal world overwhelms most people simply trying to get through another day. Public Defenseless explores the rot in the justice system and what we can do about it. Join host, Hunter Parnell, as he interviews top defense attorneys and criminal justice stakeholders from across the country as they pull apart the convoluted web of our criminal justice system. Like so many of you, Hunter is not an attorney, simply tired of a news cycle and talking heads that offer no real solutions to the ever-growing list of problems we face. Hunter hopes that with this information, you will share his belief that ordinary people still can make a difference.