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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 24 MIN

Episode 17: From Blind Side to Blindsided: The Michael Oher Story

from The Lawmas Podcast · host Lauren & Lacey

This episode of The Lawmas explores Michael Oher's conservatorship case and a broader discussion about protecting young athletes' finances in the NIL era. But first: a question answered about Miranda rights and deaf individuals. Officers use written cards for DUI cases. They also discuss challenges with field sobriety tests for deaf individuals and how there are now translation apps for Spanish-speaking individuals. With Michael Oher's conservatorship case, Lauren & Lacey explain how it extended until age 25, which is very unusual for non-disabled adults. Oher believed he was signing adoption papers. They talk about the lack of proper oversight and accounting in Tennessee and the Tuohy's handling of movie proceeds.  Lauren & Lacey also discuss NIL Implications. There is concern about young athlets managing sudden wealth, how some athletes start college at 17-18 years old and how there is a need for financial protection and education. Watch/listen to get recommendations from Lauren & Lacey! Follow the podcast on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Share your thoughts on NIL regulations via DM.   #podcast #NIL #michaeloher #thelawmaspodcast #lawmoms #mompreneur #conservatorships  

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