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LegallySpeaking's Podcast
Criminal Justice Issues in Harris County, Texas and beyond
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Legally Speaking w/Musick & Musick 121516
Hosts JoAnne Musick and Earl Musick are back discussing police shootings. One in Georgia where a court deputy shoots a man after he refused to put away his computer tablet in court. One in California where a police officer shot a man climbing out of a wrecked car and then claimed he refused to…
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Legally Speaking w/Musick & Musick 111016
JoAnne Musick, Earl Musick, and John Denholm discuss the most recent case of prosecutorial misconduct out of Fort Bend County involving Harris County prosecutor Beth Shipley Exley. She was assisting in the capital murder case against McGregor, and she made deals with three key State's witnesses…
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Legally Speaking w/Musick & Musick 110316
JoAnne Musick and Earl Musick discuss yesterday's Court of Criminal Appeals opinion granting relief for Headley - convicted of murder, yet judgement set aside because the Harris County prosecutor failed to follow the law and disclose a deal he made with the only eyewitness. Additionally, JoAnne…
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Legally Speaking w/Musick & Musick 102716
JoAnne Musick and Earl Musick discuss the District Attorney race and the ad campaigns of Devon Anderson and Kim Ogg as well as a story taking the twittersphere by storm: lady live tweets her flight after reportedly being groped on the leg as she boarded the plane. You can also read more about…
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Legally Speaking w/Musick & Musick 102016
JoAnne Musick and John Denholm discuss the our local justice system and the District Attorney race in light of a national trend to unseat law and order incumbents. Guilty until proven innocent with courtesy supervision. Jailing of rape victims. And more.
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Legally Speaking 101316
JoAnne Musick, Earl Musick and John Denholm all in the studio for a change discussing bonds, junk science, expert witnesses, and grand juries participating in firearm simulator training to empathize with cops. The good, the bad, and the ugly of the criminal justice system.
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Legally Speaking 100616
Earl Musick and JoAnne Musick discuss family violence, witnesses, and lawyers - witnesses who do not want to prosecute or otherwise should contact a lawyer who can help them exercise their rights; additionally,we discussed some refreshing intellectual honesty from the 7th Court of Appeals as well...
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Legally Speaking 092916 (about half!)
Ok, so we are learning...somehow we lost the audio track for the first 1/2 of the show...but here you join in as we are discussing the Houston Forensic Science Center and toxicology analyst Andrea Gooden - reportedly, she gave false testimony in a criminal trial. Her supervisor caught the falsity...
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Reid Interrogation Method
With teachers and school administrators being taught to utilize police interrogation techniques, our children are at greater risk. Children are known to be easily manipulated and quite suggestible. As such, even the creators of the Reid method caution its use with children; however, the creators...
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Legally Speaking with Musick & Musick 092216
JoAnne Musick, John Denholm, and special guest Jimmy Ardoin take on local criminal justice issues including Precinct 4's evidence debacle as well as policing in schools. Along with police enforcing disciplinary rules, the principals and administrators are using the Reid technique to interrogate...
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Legally Speaking with Musick & Musick 091516
JoAnne Musick and John Denholm discuss criminal justice issues of the day. This week we talk evidence destruction and the Precinct 4 Harris County Constable; Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson's first 3 years in office amid various scandals which include jailing rape victims and...
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