God's Special Counsel - Part I

Episode 4 of the Criminal Justice Today podcast, hosted by Dr. JD, titled "God's Special Counsel - Part I" was published on November 25, 2020 and runs 13 minutes.

November 25, 2020 ·13m · Criminal Justice Today

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Dr. JD's Criminal Justice Today Podcast and How to Win a Murder Trial Video Blog presents episode God’s Special Counsel - Part I   In this episode four, Dr. JD shares more about his background to why he's serving as God's Special Counsel. He dives into commentary explaining how and why pride and pretentiousness is at the root of many people's personal problems and thus, their unresolved mental health issues. Dr. JD is a former adjunct instructor at the Hillsborough Community College who holds a business administration degree, MBA, and law degree. He can be reached at [email protected].  https://jurisgenus.com/blogs

Episode Description

Dr. JD's Criminal Justice Today Podcast and How to Win a Murder Trial Video Blog presents episode God’s Special Counsel - Part I

In this episode four, Dr. JD shares more about his background to why he's serving as God's Special Counsel. He dives into commentary explaining how and why pride and pretentiousness is at the root of many people's personal problems and thus, their unresolved mental health issues.

Dr. JD is a former adjunct instructor at the Hillsborough Community College who holds a business administration degree, MBA, and law degree. He can be reached at [email protected].

https://jurisgenus.com/blogs

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