EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 20 MIN
What Prosecutors Actually Need to Prove in Serious Criminal Cases
from Criminal Law Unfiltered · host criminallawunfiltered
Episode Summary: In this episode of *Criminal Law Unfiltered* Robert Helfend breaks down the essential elements that the prosecution must prove to secure a conviction in serious felony cases. From discussing the burden of proof to strategies for defense, Robert provides valuable insights into the nuances of criminal trials. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – Elements of a Crime 03:45 – The Burden of Proof 05:20 – Impeachment Evidence 08:10 – Strategies Against Assumptions 10:45 – Weighing Trial Risks About the Show: *Criminal Law Unfiltered* dives deep into the intricacies of criminal law, guided by Robert Helfend's extensive experience in defending individuals facing serious state and federal charges. Gain valuable insights into the legal system and strategies for navigating complex legal challenges.
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In this episode of *Criminal Law Unfiltered* Robert Helfend breaks down the essential elements that the prosecution must prove to secure a conviction in serious felony cases. From discussing the burden of proof to strategies for defense, Robert provides valuable insights into the nuances of criminal trials.
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