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Come Back With a Warrant
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Ever wonder if cops can really do that? Or why someone would take a plea deal if they’re innocent?Come Back With a Warrant is a bold, no-BS criminal defense podcast hosted by two former courtroom rivals turned co-hosts. Monica Ishak (former public defender) and Brandon Dinetz (former prosecutor) pull back the curtain on the legal system…one real case, viral moment, and wild courtroom story at a time. With sharp insight and unapologetic wit, they break down your rights, challenge legal myths, and go where most lawyers won’t. Whether you’re law-curious, true crime–obsessed, or just want the drama without the fluff, this is your front-row seat to how criminal law actually works.
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Ep. 39 - What Counts as a DUI in Florida? (Golf Carts, Boats, Sleeping in Your Car)
Can you get a DUI if you weren’t even driving?In Florida—especially here in West Palm Beach and South Florida—the answer might surprise you.In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, criminal defense attorneys Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinitz break down one of the most misunderstood areas of Florida DUI law: what actually counts as “driving.”With Memorial Day weekend approaching, this is essential listening if you plan on going out, boating, or celebrating.⚖️ What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhat “actual physical control” means under Florida DUI lawWhy you can get a DUI while parked or sleeping in your carWhether you can get a DUI on a golf cart, scooter, bicycle, or horseThe difference between a DUI (driving under the influence) and a BUI (boating under the influence)How prosecutors prove DUI cases in Palm Beach County courtsWhat happens if you refuse a breath test in Florida (new law updates)Real case examples where DUI charges were fought and dismissed🚨 2025–2026 Florida DUI Law UpdatesWe also cover key changes affecting drivers in West Palm Beach and throughout Florida, including:Increased penalties for BUI manslaughterNew consequences for refusing breath testsEnhanced penalties tied to controlled substancesHow DUI charges can escalate quickly—even for first-time offenders💸 The Real Cost of a DUI in South FloridaA DUI is more than just a charge—it can impact your:Driver’s licenseInsurance ratesEmployment opportunitiesCriminal record (permanent in Florida)Many DUI cases cost $10,000+ when you factor in fines, classes, and legal fees.📍 Why This Matters in West Palm BeachSouth Florida is one of the most active areas for DUI and BUI enforcement, especially around:Holidays (like Memorial Day, New Year’s, and Spring Break)Boating events and waterfront gatheringsLate-night dining and nightlife areasLaw enforcement is actively looking for impaired drivers—and many arrests happen when people think they’re being “safe.”🎯 If You’ve Been Arrested for DUI in West Palm BeachEvery case is fact-specific. Even if you think:“I wasn’t driving”“I was just parked”“There’s no proof”There may still be defenses available.🎧 Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18 📞 Need help with a DUI case in West Palm Beach?Contact The Ishak Law Firm or BD Law to discuss your options at (561) 316-8433 or (561)398-4683.
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Ep. 38 - Episode 38: Making a Murderer Explained: False Confessions, Steven Avery & Brendan Dassey
In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz break down one of the most controversial true crime cases in modern history: Making a Murderer — and the convictions of Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.After being wrongfully imprisoned for 18 years and later exonerated by DNA, Steven Avery filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against law enforcement. Just two years later, he was charged again — this time for the murder of Teresa Halbach.But what turned this case into a national debate wasn’t just the evidence — it was the confession of Brendan Dassey.A 16-year-old with cognitive limitations, interrogated without a lawyer or parent present, whose statements became central to the prosecution.🔑 What We Cover:The timeline of Steven Avery’s wrongful conviction and second arrestThe controversy surrounding Brendan Dassey’s confessionPolice interrogation tactics — and when they cross the lineHow false confessions happen (especially with juveniles)The legal standard: what makes a confession “voluntary”?The difference between moral belief vs. legal burden of proofClaims of evidence tampering and chain of custody issuesWhy this case still divides public opinion years later⚖️ Key Legal Issues:Voluntariness of Confessions: Was Brendan’s confession truly voluntary under the “totality of the circumstances”?Juvenile Protections: How age, IQ, and lack of counsel impact constitutional rightsPolice Tactics: Law enforcement can legally lie during interrogations — but should they?Burden of Proof: Even if something feels wrong… did the state still meet its burden?💡 Key Takeaways:Confessions are powerful — but not always reliable.Juveniles are significantly more vulnerable during interrogations.The legal system doesn’t decide what feels true — only what can be proven.Even controversial cases can still meet the legal threshold for conviction.This case highlights the tension between justice and procedure. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 37 - Chaos, Custody & Domestic Violence: When Law Worlds Collide | Part 2
What happens when family law and criminal law collide?In this two-part episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Monica Ishak and Brandon sit down with experienced family law attorney Heather Stolman to break down the real-life chaos that unfolds when divorce, custody battles, and domestic violence allegations intersect with the criminal justice system.From “he said, she said” domestic violence cases to strategic use of injunctions in family court, this conversation exposes how legal strategy, emotion, and evidence all collide—and sometimes backfire.⚖️ WHAT YOU’LL LEARNThe key differences between family court vs criminal court standardsWhy domestic violence cases are so difficult to proveHow allegations can impact divorce, custody, and time-sharingWhen people use domestic violence claims as legal leverageHow judges determine the “best interest of the child”The role of evidence, text messages, and video footage in courtWhy DCF recommendations don’t always control custody decisionsThe reality of no-contact orders, injunctions, and overlapping casesHow mental health and guardianship intersect with criminal casesWhat lawyers see behind the scenes in the most complex family disputes🔥 REAL TOPICS DISCUSSEDDomestic violence cases as “he said, she said” battlesThe strategic use (and misuse) of restraining orders and injunctionsCustody complications when criminal charges are pendingThe impact of video evidence vs allegations in court“Baby mama drama,” paternity disputes, and high-conflict co-parentingThe psychological realities of abuse, fear, and recanting statementsHow multiple legal systems (family, criminal, guardianship) can overlap🎯 WHY THIS MATTERSThese cases aren’t just legal—they’re emotional, strategic, and often life-altering.Understanding how family law and criminal law interact can make the difference between protecting your rights and unintentionally hurting your case.📌 KEY TAKEAWAYWhen family and criminal cases overlap, everything becomes more complicated—and what you say, text, or file in one court can directly impact the other. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 36 - Family Law vs Criminal Law: Where Cases COLLIDE | Part 1
In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz sit down with veteran South Florida family law attorney Heather Greenhill Stohlman to unpack the complex — and often chaotic — intersection of family law and criminal law.With over 20 years of experience, Heather shares what really happens behind divorce cases, custody battles, and domestic violence allegations — including how these cases often overlap with criminal charges and Department of Children and Families (DCF) involvement.From high-conflict divorces to allegations used as leverage, this episode dives into the emotional, strategic, and legal realities attorneys face when families break down.🔑 What We Cover:How family law and criminal law cases overlap (more than you think)When domestic violence allegations are real vs. used as leverageThe role of DCF, guardian ad litems, and the courts in protecting childrenWhy judges are getting smarter about manipulation in family courtWhat actually qualifies as a legal “emergency” in family lawThe emotional impact of divorce and litigation on childrenHow attorneys navigate highly sensitive abuse allegationsFinancial abuse and new legal remedies in family courtThe reality of litigating custody when addiction, mental health, or crime is involvedWhy family law is anything but “just divorce”💡 Key Takeaways:Family court is often a strategic battlefield — not just emotional.Domestic violence claims can significantly impact custody and leverage in litigation.Children are often the most affected — and sometimes unintentionally used as leverage.Not everything is an “emergency” in court — and misusing that label can hurt your case.Collaboration between criminal and family law attorneys is critical in overlapping cases.🎙️ About Our Guest:Heather Greenhill Stohlman is a founding partner of Greenhill Stohlman, P.A., with over two decades of experience in marital and family law. She focuses on complex cases involving financial analysis, custody disputes, and high-conflict litigation, often working alongside forensic accountants, therapists, and other experts to support her clients. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 35 - Cross-Examination in Criminal Trials: Reasonable Doubt Starts Here
In this episode of Come Back With A Warrant, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz break down cross-examination—the trial skill that can change the entire case in the middle of trial. They explain how defense attorneys can win cases without calling a single witness by using the government’s witnesses to build reasonable doubt and tell the defense story through tight, controlled questions.🧠 What you’ll learnWhy cross-examination is an art (and how it becomes your “conversation with the jury”)How defense wins without a case-in-chief: no burden + strategic crossThe golden rule: never ask a question you don’t know the answer toHow to cross a police officer in “after-the-fact” cases (like domestic calls)The difference between misdemeanor cross vs major investigation cross (DUIs, violent felonies, detectives)How to expose what a witness didn’t see, didn’t do, or left outDemeanor matters: don’t go “hot” unless the jury gives you permissionHow judges stepping in can destroy a witness’s credibility in front of jurorsWhy “smoking gun” movie moments are rare—and when to save it for closingImpeachment: the most satisfying (and effective) cross tool when done rightBonus: jury panels, mistrials, and why retrials often benefit the prosecution⚖️ Key takeawayCross-examination is one of the fastest ways to create reasonable doubt—through conflicts in evidence, lack of evidence, and credibility problems—without ever putting your own witness on the stand. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 34 - Collaboration Over Competition in the Legal Field: Co-Counsel, Credibility & Community
What this episode is about 🤝In this episode of Come Back With A Warrant, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz break down why collaboration over competition is one of the most underrated strategies in the legal industry—especially for criminal defense lawyers and solo firm owners.Key topics covered ✅Why “competing for cases” is a short-term mindset—and what the long game actually looks likeHow to choose the right collaborators (alignment, trust, goals, and business model)The role ego plays in keeping lawyers isolated (and why that hurts growth)How collaboration builds credibility, reputation, and referral power in a small legal communityCo-counseling across jurisdictions: why local knowledge + trial strategy = better outcomesThe danger of “cheap lawyer” branding and race-to-the-bottom pricingWhy talking badly about other lawyers damages your own brand more than theirsHow collaboration ultimately benefits clients: more eyes, stronger strategy, better serviceTakeaway 💡Collaboration isn’t just “being friendly.” It’s a business strategy, a reputation builder, and a client-focused advantage—when you do it with the right people. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 33 - Epstein Files Series Ep. 3: Did Epstein Really Kill Himself? Body Swap Theory, Kompromat, and the Epstein Files Conspiracies
In Episode 3 of the Come Back With a Warrant Epstein Files series, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz tackle the conspiracy theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s death, the Epstein files, and the larger questions the public still can’t shake.We break down the biggest theories people are debating right now—from whether Epstein is truly dead, to whether he was murdered, to the “body swap” theory that gained new attention after online posts and investigative interest tied to the jail where he was held.We also revisit why Epstein’s role as a potential kompromat collector matters: if he held compromising material on powerful people, that creates strong motives for keeping him alive, silencing him, or preventing a trial from ever happening.Finally, we talk about how misinformation, AI, and narrative control make it harder than ever to separate fact from viral fiction—and why doing your own research matters in a case this big.Topics We CoverRecap of Episodes 1–2 and how we got here in the Epstein Files seriesThe core question: Is Epstein dead or alive?If he’s dead: suicide vs. homicide and why so many people question the official storyThe federal facility where Epstein died (MDC) and why the “camera failure” explanation fuels skepticismThe independent autopsy dispute and why it matters to public trustThe body swap theory and why it keeps resurfacingWhy Epstein’s “tools to disappear” (fake passports, diamonds) matter to the debateKompromat: what it is and why it changes the motive analysisThe theory that Epstein was connected to intelligence networks (CIA/Mossad/Russia) and what would make him “too valuable”“Coded language” theories (pizza/jerky, etc.) and how to approach claims criticallyHow AI and fake videos/photos are muddying the waters in real timeGhislaine Maxwell, reputation laundering, and the role of “philanthropy as cover” (ex: Terramar)Why this story won’t end: ongoing releases, global fallout, and unanswered questionsKey Questions We ExploreWhy would Epstein be “worth” protecting—or eliminating?If kompromat existed, where is it now and who controls it?Why are major pieces of evidence still missing or redacted?How do you separate real information from viral misinformation in 2026? Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 32 - Epstein Files Series Ep. 2: The Epstein Files Dump, Powerful Names, and Kompromat
In Episode 2 of the Come Back With a Warrant Epstein Files series, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz dig into the latest Epstein file releases and what they actually reveal.Millions of pages of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are being released to the public following new transparency measures. But instead of one simple “list,” the files contain emails, depositions, witness statements, investigative materials, and civil litigation records spanning years of investigations.In this episode, we break down where these documents come from, how to interpret the names appearing in them, and why Epstein’s connections to powerful industries and institutions continue to raise questions.We also discuss the concept of kompromat—the idea that Epstein may have collected compromising material on influential individuals—and how that theory fits into the broader allegations surrounding his network.Finally, we explore Epstein’s connections to Ghislaine Maxwell, her father Robert Maxwell, and the powerful circles Epstein operated within, from global finance to politics.Topics CoveredWhat the Epstein Files Transparency Act means and why documents are now being releasedThe types of records included in the Epstein files:Civil lawsuitsDepositionsVictim statementsFBI investigative materialsEmails and communicationsWhy being named in the files does not automatically mean someone committed a crimeEpstein’s connections to powerful individuals across finance, tech, and politicsThe concept of kompromat and how compromising material can be used for leverageAllegations about surveillance systems inside Epstein’s propertiesEpstein’s unusual connections to the Department of JusticeThe role of Kathryn Ruemmler and negotiations involving international banking investigationsThe influence of Ghislaine Maxwell and her father Robert Maxwell, a controversial media tycoonHow Epstein’s network expanded internationallyWhy the case evolved from a Palm Beach investigation to a global scandalKey Questions We ExploreWhy were so many powerful people connected to Epstein?What role did Ghislaine Maxwell play in expanding Epstein’s network?Did Epstein collect compromising material on influential figures?Why are so many documents still redacted?Will more people ever be prosecuted?Coming Next: Episode 3In the final episode of the series, Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz tackle the conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein.They’ll break down:Which theories have actual evidence behind themWhich ones have already been debunkedThe biggest unanswered questions that still remain Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 31 - Epstein Files Series Ep. 1: The Palm Beach Case & The Sweetheart Plea Deal
Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz kick off a three-part deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein and the Epstein files by starting where the public story first breaks open: Palm Beach County. This episode walks through how the investigation began in 2005, why the Palm Beach Police Department believed they had a strong case, and how the process shifted when the State Attorney’s Office chose a grand jury route that produced only one solicitation charge. They then unpack how the case moved to federal authorities, why Epstein’s defense team became pivotal, and how a federal non-prosecution agreement ultimately shielded Epstein—and “named and unnamed” co-conspirators—from federal charges.Key Topics CoveredWhy listeners requested Epstein—and why Palm Beach’s role mattersThe 2005 origin story: Royal Palm Beach High School incident leads to a police tipPalm Beach Police Department interviews 30+ victims and identifies a recruiting “pipeline”Florida law and consent: why minors legally cannot consent (even if they appear to agree)The State Attorney’s Office decision to use a grand jury—and why that raised eyebrowsWhy a grand jury usually indicts easily (“ham sandwich” concept) and what went differently hereHow witness credibility was attacked (MySpace/social media) and why volume/pattern evidence mattersSearch warrants executed after the case is already “hot”—and evidence appears removedWho likely knew about the warrants (and why “tip-offs” are central to the controversy)The case gets sent to the FBI / federal authorities “over the head” of state prosecutorsEpstein’s “super defense team,” the Acosta meeting, and how the federal case disappearsThe non-prosecution agreement: plea to state charges + federal immunity for co-conspiratorsVictims’ rights: how victims were not notified and later litigation under the Crime Victims’ Rights ActEpstein’s sentence and special privileges: work release, travel, and unusually lenient enforcementBigger takeaway: how power, money, and influence can distort outcomes in the justice systemPreview of Episode 2: document dumps, co-conspirators, and falloutNotable Takeaways / Key MomentsThe investigation allegedly revealed a consistent pattern: massage → undressing → escalationThe episode highlights a legal tension: minors recruited other minors, blurring roles socially—but not legallyA major theme: evidence appears to have been removed before warrants were servedEpstein’s post-plea reality contrasts sharply with typical sex-offender supervision and restrictions This episode discusses allegations of sexual abuse involving minors, exploitation, and failures within the justice system. Listener discretion advised. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 30 - Consciousness of Guilt & the Casey Anthony Case: Trial Breakdown
In this episode of Come Back With A Warrant, Brandon Dinetz and Monica Ishak break down consciousness of guilt—the “guilty mind” argument prosecutors use when a defendant’s post-incident behavior looks suspicious. They explain how the State uses circumstantial evidence like fleeing, disposing evidence, lying to police, and DUI refusals to argue: “Why would an innocent person do that?”They also cover what the State cannot use as consciousness of guilt—like invoking the right to remain silent, requesting a lawyer, or searching for an attorney—because those are protected by the 5th and 6th Amendments.To illustrate how powerful (and limited) this evidence can be, they discuss the Casey Anthony case, including the prosecution’s reliance on circumstantial evidence like internet searches (chloroform), alleged forensic indicators, and post-event lies—alongside the defense’s ability to create reasonable doubt (including issues like a shared family computer).In this episode, we cover:What consciousness of guilt means in criminal casesThe difference between mens rea (criminal intent) and post-crime behavior evidenceCommon examples: running from police, leaving the scene, disposing evidence, lyingDUI examples: refusing breath/blood tests and why prosecutors highlight refusalsWhat the State cannot argue (silence, lawyer requests, attorney searches)Casey Anthony as a case study in circumstantial proof and reasonable doubtWhy consciousness-of-guilt evidence is often subjective and jury-dependentHow defense attorneys “break apart” the State’s narrative to create reasonable doubtLeave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 29 - Privilege, Power & Prosecution: How Money Reshapes Justice
Justice isn’t equal — and if you’ve ever wondered why wealthy defendants seem to glide through the criminal system while others get crushed by it, this episode breaks it down step-by-step, without politics and without sugarcoating.Monica and Brandon pull back the curtain on the two-tier system they’ve seen firsthand: where money buys time, options, experts, strategy, and most importantly — freedom.This is an honest conversation about the uncomfortable truth:The richer you are, the better your odds. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 28 - From Student to Shark: Career Moves That Change Everything
Every lawyer starts out awkward. Every legal career is messy. And the glow-up only happens when you stop pretending you’re supposed to have it all figured out.In this episode of Come Back With A Warrant, Monica and Brandon pull back the curtain on the real career journey lawyers go through — the pivots, the panic, the identity crisis, and the breakthroughs that shape who you become in this profession. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 27 - Panic, Pressure, and Plea Deals: When Innocent People Look Guilty
In this episode of Come Back With A Warrant, Monica and Brandon unpack a hard truth:Innocent people run. Innocent people confess. Innocent people plead guilty.Not because they’re criminals — but because fear, trauma, and pressure make people deeply, painfully human.This is a conversation about psychology, survival instinct, and a system that often punishes people for how they react when they’re scared. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 26 - Sentencing in Florida: Same Crime, Different Time
Florida sentencing is a world where your future is determined by math, multipliers, and a spreadsheet that can send you to prison based on points you didn’t even know you had. Two people can commit the same crime — and walk away with wildly different outcomes.In this episode, Monica and Brandon break down how sentencing really works in Florida:why the score sheet matters so much, how enhancements can double or triple your sentence, and when judges actually have the power to show mercy.If you’ve ever wondered why someone got probation while someone else got years, this episode is for you. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 25 - Stand Your Ground: When Force Is Actually Justified in Florida
Florida’s self-defense laws are famous, controversial, and wildly misunderstood. “Stand Your Ground” gets thrown around in arguments, news stories, and viral videos — but very few people actually understand what the law does and does not protect.In this episode, Monica and Brandon dig into the reality behind the headlines:What counts as reasonable fear?When is deadly force legal?How does race change the way these laws are applied?And why do so many people think Stand Your Ground is a permission slip for violence?If you live in Florida (or just watch Florida in the news), this is the deep dive you didn’t know you needed. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 24 - Sir, You’re Being Detained by Reality: Entrapment Myths, Sovereign Citizens & Viral Legal Fails
This episode is for anyone who has ever watched a viral arrest video and screamed at their phone — or for anyone who’s ever heard someone say “I do not consent to this stop!” while the window is still up.Monica and Brandon take a hilarious-but-accurate deep dive into entrapment myths, sovereign citizen arguments, fake legal scripts, TikTok attorney wannabes, and the massive gap between “internet law” and actual law.”If you’ve ever wondered what’s legal, what’s nonsense, and what will definitely get you arrested, buckle up. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 23 - Crimmigration 101: ICE Holds, Deportation Risks & Real Stories with Isai Bonilla
In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Monica and Brandon sit down with attorney Isai Bonilla, a criminal defense and immigration lawyer who lives and works every day at the intersection of two systems most people never see collide—until they’re in the middle of it.Crimmigration — the overlap of criminal charges and immigration consequences — is one of the most misunderstood and explosive areas of law in the country. And right now, especially in Florida, the stakes are higher than ever.Isai breaks down what really happens when someone without status (or with pending status) is arrested, why ICE holds appear, how quickly things can escalate, and the devastating reality that even winning your criminal case doesn’t mean your immigration fight is over. Contact Isai Bonilla for your crimmigration needs: 📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates:
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Ep. 22 - From Dreads to Drug Use to the Right to Bear Arms: What SCOTUS is About to Decide
This week, Monica and Brandon break down five huge cases currently shaping criminal justice across the country — touching everything from religious rights behind bars to guns and weed, probable cause in a post-marijuana world, and even whether a defendant can talk to their lawyer during an overnight break.If you want to know where the law is heading in 2026, this is the episode to listen to. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 21 - Use of Force, Abuse of Force & What the Law Actually Says
In this episode, Monica and Brandon dive into one of the most misunderstood areas of criminal law: who is actually allowed to use force, when they’re allowed to use it, and why citizens get arrested for things they think are “helping.”From police use of tasers and takedowns to everyday people tackling shoplifters, this conversation breaks down the actual legal standards behind force, reasonableness, and citizen’s arrest — especially in Florida.If you’ve ever watched a viral arrest video and wondered “Is that legal?”, this episode is for you. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 20 - Naughty or Nice? The Holiday Crimes Special
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — unless you’re a porch pirate, a drunk driver, or someone who thinks booby-trapping your front porch is “totally legal.”This week, Monica and Brandon unwrap the wild world of holiday crimes, breaking down the real laws behind the season’s messiest moments. From Home Alone traps to office-party DUIs, we’re covering the naughty list from top to bottom.Whether you’re here for legal education, chaos, or both — this episode delivers. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates:
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Ep. 19 - Clean Hands, Dirty Looks: Living Under the Ethics Microscope
People think criminal defense lawyers are the least ethical.In reality, we’re the most watched, tested, and policed attorneys in the system.In this episode, Monica and Brandon break down the tightrope every defense lawyer walks — where one mistake can cost your license, not just your case. From bar exams and background checks to trust accounts and client secrets, nothing in this job is off the ethics radar. They unpack the double standards and real scandals (including a locally infamous cocaine smuggling case). Resource For Attorneys: Florida Bar Ethics Hotline https://www.floridabar.org/ethics/ethotline/ Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 18 - The Human Cost of Incarceration: Lyric White on Turning Pain into Purpose
In this powerful and deeply human conversation, Brandon and Monica sit down with Lyric White — a devoted mother, wife, and criminal justice advocate whose life took a dramatic turn after her husband’s incarceration. What began as heartbreak has evolved into purpose as Lyric now uses her voice, her education, and her lived experience to push for meaningful reform in a system that impacts millions of families. This episode is for anyone seeking insight into the real human cost of incarceration, the resilience of single mothers, and the power of turning pain into advocacy. If Lyric’s story moved you, you can support her family and others facing similar journeys by donating at https://300letters.org/donate/ Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 17 - Client Control: Plea Deals & Panic Attacks
Is the hardest part of being a criminal defense attorney the law… or your clients?Monica and Brandon unpack the chaos of client control — when emotions, pride, and panic take the wheel. From clients who reject plea deals to prove a point, to the ones fighting addiction, denial, or delusion, this episode dives into what it really takes to manage the people behind the cases.They share war stories (including a first-degree misdemeanor that went very sideways), talk about mental health, burnout, and the emotional gymnastics of being both lawyer and therapist.Because sometimes, it’s not the trial that breaks you — it’s the client. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 16 - Bench, Bar, and Bot: Inside the AI Courtroom
Monica and Brandon put artificial intelligence on trial — from Zoom court chaos to AI-written briefs that got lawyers sanctioned.They break down how tech is reshaping the courtroom: AI tools for lawyers and judges, virtual witnesses, and what happens when the human element gets lost behind the screen.It’s smart, funny, and a little unsettling — justice has officially gone digital. 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 15 - Built Different: Confessions of a Solo Defense Attorney
Monica and Brandon get real about the chaos of running their own law firms — no bosses, no backup, just pure grit (and caffeine).They share what law school didn’t teach: building a brand, handling hate comments, balancing clients and content, and betting everything on yourself.It’s messy, funny, and 100% honest — welcome to the solo attorney grind. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 14 - Florida’s Fall 2025 Crime Law Overhaul: DUIs, Open Carry & AI Porn
Monica and Brandon break down Florida’s Fall 2025 criminal-law updates in plain English. We cover why refusing your first DUI breath test is now its own misdemeanor and how the “probable cause beyond a reasonable doubt” wrinkle could confuse juries and reshape diversion and plea talks. We talk Florida’s open-carry reality (and where private businesses can still say no), the new “super-speeder” crime for 100+ mph or 50+ over, and fresh tech-era offenses: felony deepfake porn, tougher penalties for online luring, and felony non-consensual tracking with AirTags. We hit cyber-harassment for profit, enhanced penalties for threats to judges and prosecutors, mandatory restitution in leaving-the-scene cases (and the causation fights that invites), plus a new death-penalty aggravator tied to trafficking vulnerable victims resulting in death. Practical takeaway: know your rights, know your risks, and check your county’s policies before decisions snowball. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 13 - The Final Sentence: When Justice Ends in Death
Monica and Brandon put the death penalty on the stand—what it is, who qualifies, and how Florida changed the rules after Parkland.They walk through Phase 1 (guilt) and Phase 2 (penalty), break down aggravating vs. mitigating factors, and explain why a prosecutor’s notice of intent sets the whole machine in motion. From money and appeals to victims’ families and politics, this is the unfiltered look at how a case moves from a headline to a death-row decision. It’s heavy, human, and brutally honest: death is never automatic, and the system is anything but simple. Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 12 - Confessions of a Courtroom Probation Officer Featuring Guest Fabiola VanOtteren
Monica and Brandon sit down with Fabiola VanOtteren, a former courtroom probation officer who’s seen everything—from wild excuses to creative attempts at cheating drug tests.Fabiola pulls back the curtain on what it’s really like to supervise defendants, work side-by-side with prosecutors and defense attorneys, and keep a straight face when chaos unfolds in court.As fate would have it, she was the courtroom probation officer during the days when Monica and Brandon were fierce rivals in court—so yes, there are stories.Expect equal parts comedy and candid insight as the trio talk about:The most unbelievable excuses probationers actually try to use 😅How people attempt (and fail) to cheat drug tests 💉What makes a “good” probationer vs. a nightmare case 📋How courtroom dynamics between defense, prosecution, and probation really work ⚖️The human side of probation: burnout, empathy, and the surprising wins 💛If you’ve ever wondered what happens after sentencing—or how probation can go so right (or so wrong)—this episode gives you the real story from someone who’s lived it. 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod Find us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 11 - Come Back With Your Questions: Audience Q&A
Monica and Brandon turn the mic over to the audience in this Q&A edition of Come Back with a Warrant. From pre-arrest investigations to the snitch factor, no topic is off-limits. Real listener questions, raw lawyer answers—served with insight, honesty, and a little courtroom sass. Got a burning question of your own? Drop it on any of our social media platforms and it just might make the next episode. 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation! Subscribe to our newsletter for episode guides and latest pod updates: https://come-back-with-a-warrant-podcast.kit.com/fe483fdf18
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Ep. 10 - Talk Is Cheap… Until It’s a Crime
Where’s the line between your First Amendment rights and a criminal charge? Monica and Brandon dive into the messy divide between protected speech, hate speech, and when words themselves can land you in court. 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 09 - Before the Cuffs: Surviving a Pre-Arrest Investigation
The knock hasn’t come yet—but the cops are already building a case. Monica and Brandon break down what happens in a pre-arrest investigation, what it means to be “a person of interest,” and how to protect yourself before charges ever drop. 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast 📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod 🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 08 - Episode 8: Picked or Played: The Truth About Jury Duty
Jury duty isn’t just waiting around with a number. From voir dire to deliberations, Monica and Brandon pull back the curtain on what lawyers are really looking for during jury selection—and what jurors can expect once they’re sworn in. It’s the courtroom from both sides of the box. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 07 - Crossing Lines: Scandal, Consent, and the Classroom
On this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Monica and Brandon take on one of the most controversial topics in criminal law: sexual relationships between teachers and students. They explore where the law draws hard lines, how power dynamics complicate the idea of consent, and why not every case should be treated with the same brush. From scandal to sentencing, the conversation challenges assumptions about punishment, accountability, and what justice really looks like when authority and youth collide. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 06 - Insta-Incriminated: When Your Feed Turns Into Evidence
In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Monica and Brandon unpack how the content we post—or that happens to be out there—can significantly impact legal proceedings. From criminal charges to public scrutiny, social media has quietly (and sometimes explosively) become a central player in modern courtrooms.Featured Cases:Marlena Velez (Florida TikTok Influencer): The 22-year-old posted a haul video of items allegedly shoplifted from Target, wearing the same outfit seen on store surveillance. That viral clip helped police link her to the crime, leading to her arrest.Mr. Put a Girl On & Heston James: These cases illustrate how social media can spark investigations, sway public perception, and even influence prosecutorial decisions, showing just how quickly online clout can collide with courtroom reality.This episode blends real-world examples with legal insight, showing why every post, like, or video can echo far beyond the screen—sometimes straight into the courtroom. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️Leave us a 5 Star Review! Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives.📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 05 - Love, Law, and Gators with Jennifer Dinetz
Brandon and Monica welcome their first guest—and it’s personal. Trial lawyer, business owner, and Brandon’s wife, Jennifer Dinetz joins the show to share:The viral courthouse proposal story that started it allHer rise as one of Florida’s top young attorneysThe “only in Florida” gator case that made it to Jeopardy!Love, law, and a little bit of chaos—this episode has it all.👉 If you have been injured, make sure to reach out to Jennifer Dinetz at ND Law. Learn more here: ndinjurylawfirm.com/attorneys/jennifer-dinetz🎙️ Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! ⭐ Leave us a 5-Star Review!📺 YouTube: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast 📸 Instagram: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod 🎵 TikTok: @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 04 - The Reality of Domestic Violence Cases
Monica and Brandon unpack how Florida’s Marcy’s Law shapes domestic violence cases — and why the truth in court often looks nothing like the headlines. From false accusations to real dangers, they reveal what really drives which cases get fought, dropped, or won. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️📺 YouTube: Watch full episodes, behind-the-scenes, and clips you can’t get anywhere else. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: Quick tips, case breakdowns, and the law explained in under 60 seconds. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 03 - Beyond Reasonable Drama
Think being a lawyer is all surprise witnesses and last-minute breakthroughs? Think again. Monica and Brandon pull back the curtain on the real legal grind — the strategy, the slog, and the moments that never make it to the big screen. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️📺 YouTube: Watch full episodes, behind-the-scenes, and clips you can’t get anywhere else. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: Quick tips, case breakdowns, and the law explained in under 60 seconds. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 02 - Why We Chose to Defend
Monica and Brandon get real about the decision that shaped their careers — leaving the prosecution table to stand beside the accused. From moral crossroads to courtroom battles, they share the moments that changed their views on justice and why they believe everyone deserves a fierce advocate. Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen! 🎙️📺 YouTube: Watch full episodes, behind-the-scenes, and clips you can’t get anywhere else. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Podcast📸 Instagram: Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and a peek into our lawyer lives. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.Pod🎵 TikTok: Quick tips, case breakdowns, and the law explained in under 60 seconds. @ComeBackWithAWarrant.PodFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Ep. 01 - From Courtroom Rivals to Co-Hosts
In this debut episode of Come Back with a Warrant, meet your hosts—Monica Ishak and Brandon Dinetz—two former courtroom opponents turned podcast partners. We’re criminal defense lawyers with wildly different backstories, but one thing in common: we’re obsessed with the messy, fascinating, and sometimes ridiculous world of criminal law.We kick things off by sharing:How we met (spoiler: it involved a courtroom and some friendly competition)Our journeys into criminal defense, from prosecution to solo practiceWhat we’ve learned—and unlearned—along the wayWhy this podcast isn’t just for lawyersThis show is for anyone who’s ever binge-watched a true crime doc, questioned what their rights really are, or wondered what it’s actually like to be a defense attorney on the front lines.Get ready for war stories, legal hot takes, behind-the-scenes breakdowns, and a lot of personality.Welcome to Come Back with a Warrant—we’re just getting started.🎙️ Love the show? Don’t miss an episode — hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen!📺 YouTube: Watch full episodes, behind-the-scenes, and exclusive clips 📸 Instagram: Follow us for legal hot takes, episode updates, and lawyer life 🎵 TikTok: Quick tips, case breakdowns, and law explained in under 60 secondsFind us everywhere and join the conversation!
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Welcome to Come Back With a Warrant
Ever wonder if cops can really do that? Or why someone would take a plea deal if they’re innocent?Come Back With a Warrant is a bold, no-BS criminal defense podcast hosted by two former courtroom rivals turned co-hosts. Monica Ishak (former public defender) and Brandon Dinetz (former prosecutor) pull back the curtain on the legal system…one real case, viral moment, and wild courtroom story at a time. With sharp insight and unapologetic wit, they break down your rights, challenge legal myths, and go where most lawyers won’t. Whether you’re law-curious, true crime–obsessed, or just want the drama without the fluff, this is your front-row seat to how criminal law actually works.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ever wonder if cops can really do that? Or why someone would take a plea deal if they’re innocent?Come Back With a Warrant is a bold, no-BS criminal defense podcast hosted by two former courtroom rivals turned co-hosts. Monica Ishak (former public defender) and Brandon Dinetz (former prosecutor) pull back the curtain on the legal system…one real case, viral moment, and wild courtroom story at a time. With sharp insight and unapologetic wit, they break down your rights, challenge legal myths, and go where most lawyers won’t. Whether you’re law-curious, true crime–obsessed, or just want the drama without the fluff, this is your front-row seat to how criminal law actually works.
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