criminal justice Archives

Kristin Henning, Georgetown Law

Kristin Henning at Georgetown Law is the author of “Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth”.

Robert Songer is a private investigator with L and S Investigations, serving the east Tennessee metro area.

Frank Patka IV is a founder of Changing Patterns, providing education, mentoring, and resources for citizens returning from incarceration.

Co-hosts Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone discuss cases in the news involving pro se criminal defendants and sovereign citizens.

Gwen Sheppard, retired U.S. Air Force major, shared her experience seeking restitution from another veteran whom she’d tried to help.

Nicole Morris discussed law students thinking like entrepreneurs. Jona Goldschmidt discussed “Self-Representation: Law, Ethics, and Policy.”

Vanessa Lech of Divorcing Adults discussed keeping people out of court. Mbye Njie at Legal Equalizer wants to defeat police traffic stops.

You don’t have to get lawyer-handled. Here’s a story about showing your opposing counsel “it’s the other way” when you join Courtroom5.

Sovereign citizens believe the U.S. government is a corporation that lost jurisdiction over citizens when the gold standard was dropped.

Brian Vukadinovich’s “Motion for Justice — I Rest My Case” chronicles a lifetime of battles with the judicial system.

Isaac Wright, Jr. delivered the clapback of the century when the men who framed him and stole his freedom got justice at his hands, legally.