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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 21 MIN

Defending the Accused in a Broken System

from Care Sandwich · host Margarita Eberline

What happens when the justice system fails both victims and the accused?In this powerful episode of the Care Sandwich Podcast, host Margarita Eberline sits down with Atlanta criminal defense attorney Sara Eslami to uncover the realities of false accusations, mental health in the legal system, and why hiring a lawyer is critical.Sara shares her deeply personal story—from surviving an attempted murder to building a law practice dedicated to defending those facing criminal charges. She explains how systemic flaws, untreated mental illness, and lack of legal representation can destroy lives—and what you can do to protect yourself or your loved ones.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why representing yourself in court is a costly mistakeHow false arrests and wrongful charges happenThe hidden role of mental health in criminal casesWhat to do if a loved one is facing chargesHow top defense attorneys fight for dismissals and justiceWhy “Reduce Your Reckless” is more than just a sloganIf you’re dealing with criminal charges, a DUI, court case, or legal uncertainty, this episode is a must-watch.📍 Serving Georgia: Attorney Sara Eslami handles criminal defense, DUI, civil litigation, family law, and more.

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