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Vegas Verdict
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Where Justice Meets Perspective Welcome to the Vegas Verdict, your new go-to podcast for legal insights and verdicts on the most compelling local and national issues. Host Gerard Ramalho, alongside a roster of esteemed guests like former judge Tony “the Tapper” Abbatangelo, delves into the intricacies of legal battles, safety concerns in courtrooms, and the impact of mental health on justice. Through engaging discussions and expert commentary, Vegas Verdict sheds light on the intersection of law, safety, and societal challenges, offering unique perspectives and, ultimately, a verdict on matters that resonate both within and beyond the vibrant streets of Las Vegas.
Episodes
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Ballot Question #3: Rank Choice Voting
Nevada currently has a closed-primary system. This means that only voters who are registered with a specific political party can vote in that party's primary election. This November, Nevada voters will get to choose if they want to move forward with Ranked-choice voting (RCV) . This is a voting...
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Tryeek Hill Restrained - Was It Excessive Force?
NFL Superstar wide-receiver Tryeek Hill was pulled over and detained by Miami-Dade Police shortly before his opening season football game on Sunday. Several videos of the incident, including police body-cam footage detail the events that took place following the traffic stop. The officers…
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Is It Time for “Rent Control” in Nevada?
Renters in our state will tell you affordable apartments are scarce, and because of inflation many residents are being priced out. The Biden administration expressed interest in a federal form of rent control, capping annual rent-increases at 5-percent. Would that type of measure stabilize our...
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Should Driving the Wrong Way Be Considered a Misdemeanor?
Did you know in Nevada driving the wrong way on the highway is considered a civil matter? Assemblyman Brian Hibbetts has submitted a bill draft request (BDR) to make the crime a misdemeanor. How is this not a crime already? There have been more than a half-dozen wrong way fatal crashes in Nevada…
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Is Nevada Ready for Voter ID?
After receiving the number of signatures required, the Voter ID Initiative sponsored by Repair The Vote NV (PAC) will appear on this November’s ballot. Proponents argue it’s needed in order to ensure the voting process is transparent, and only those eligible are allowed to vote. Opponents argue...
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Did The Supreme Court Get It Right Ruling In Favor of Presidential Immunity?
In a historic decision, the Supreme Court ruled that former presidents have at least some immunity from criminal prosecution for “official acts” in office, no matter their “politics, policy, or party,” but stipulated that that protection doesn't cover everything. Should presidents be immune?…
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Should Restrictions on Short Term Rentals in Las Vegas Be Lifted?
In Las Vegas there are (some say extreme) licensing and “conditional use verifications” required, which means not everyone can use their home/condo as an Aibnb. Some see these regulations as a violation of personal property rights? There is speculation that the hospitality/casino lobby in Nevada…
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Should the Clark County School District Be Broken Up?
CCSD is the 4th largest school district in the country and has been notoriously low achieving (if not at the bottom) for academic performance for decades. Many believe it’s time to break-up the district, but that could create other problems, such as division of Las Vegas Strip tax revenue. How...
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Las Vegas’ Tunnel Community - Should the Vegas “Tunnel Dwellers” Be Removed?
There are upwards of 1500 people living in the tunnels beneath the Las Vegas Strip. Local lawmakers, police and other authorities are all aware of this growing community. There’s even a local non-profit called, “Shine A Light” foundation dedicated to helping and supporting the tunnel community.…
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Is It Time for the Federal Government to Draw up Regulations for AI Technology?
AI technology is arguably outpacing laws that protect individuals' rights, including privacy and identity protections. There's a debate on whether it's time for the federal government to step in and issue laws directly addressing AI, or if current laws are adequate to handle potential advanced...
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Should Popular Diabetes/Weight Loss Drugs Such as Ozempic Come with Stricter Warnings?
In recent months, lawsuits connected to popular weight loss drugs such as Ozempic have skyrocketed, with plaintiffs claiming that the warnings for side effects weren’t properly indicated. While it can be argued that television commercials promoting these drugs fall short in describing “every"...
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Should Tik Tok be banned?
The House approved legislation that would ban TikTok if its Beijing-based parent company (ByteDance) doesn’t divest from the popular social media platform. Those in favor of a ban argue Chinese authorities could force ByteDance to hand over data on the 170 million Americans who use TikTok. The...
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Is Vegas Ready For Shrooms?
There's a movement to decriminalize psilocybin, aka “shrooms”, for therapeutic use in states across the country. We speak with some Nevada advocates about the potential medicinal benefits, and discuss possible pitfalls, including whether irresponsible users will be driving while “tripping”. How...
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Is It Time To Increase Courtroom Security Measures?
When Las Vegas Judge Mary Kay Holthus denied parole to defendant Deobra Redden, Redden impulsively lunged at the bench, assaulting her. The incident, caught on tape, quickly garnered national attention. Both the judge and a court security officer received minor injuries, prompting scrutiny of...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Where Justice Meets Perspective
Welcome to the Vegas Verdict, your new go-to podcast for legal insights and verdicts on the most compelling local and national issues. Host Gerard Ramalho, alongside a roster of esteemed guests like former judge Tony “the Tapper” Abbatangelo, delves into the intricacies of legal battles, safety concerns in courtrooms, and the impact of mental health on justice. Through engaging discussions and expert commentary, Vegas Verdict sheds light on the intersection of law, safety, and societal challenges, offering unique perspectives and, ultimately, a verdict on matters that resonate both within and beyond the vibrant streets of Las Vegas.
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Where Justice Meets Perspective Welcome to the Vegas Verdict, your new go-to podcast for legal insights and verdicts on the most compelling local and national issues. Host Gerard Ramalho, alongside a roster of esteemed guests like former judge Tony “the Tapper” Abbatangelo, delves into the...
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