Ep. Zero: Introducing The People v. Podcast
from Cases & Controversy Hosted by Cedric Hopkins
About 90% of people waive their Miranda rights and choose to speak with the police not realizing the police are using what's called the Reid Technique during the conversation to get them to confess to a crime. Attorney and author, Cedric Hopkins, is here to serve as your guide as he leads vibrant and provocative discussions on thought-provoking legal issues that are currently controlling your daily life. One goal of The People v. Podcast is to educate you about your rights and the law with lively discussions around important and practical legal topics. The other goal of the podcast is to investigate true crime cases. Cedric operated a law practice that was focused on investigating post-conviction criminal cases where he would conduct extensive investigations in order to either overturn a conviction or reduce a prison sentence. The podcast will serve the same purpose: we'll be discussing true crime cases but with a focus on cases where something can actually be done on the case. We're not just going to talk about sensational murders or missing persons cases; we're going to be reviewing police reports thoroughly, finding missing pieces of a timeline and discovering new evidence that can shed new light on a case. Visit thepeoplevpodcast.com to get a more in-depth experience where you'll find documents, exhibits, pictures, videos, etc., that Cedric refers to during the podcast.
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