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Jun 2022
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S4E9: Court of Public Opinion

Christopher M. Chandler, Kris Schauer
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We live in a society that is quick judge, vilify and even quicker to convict those. We say 'innocent until proven guilty', but it seems like the reverse is true in the court of public opinion where defending yourself is incredibly difficult. So, in today's episode, Chris and I want to talk about some famous cases and how they were dealt with in the legal courts and the courts of public opinion.

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