Another Not Guilty

In this special edition episode we get to hear from Colin, a public defender in Snohomish County, who formed a committee to recall their local sheriff for abusing his power and breach his trust with the community.  Shout out to Colin and the other lawyers involved for holding their elected officials accountable.

The public defender in this case is an amazing attorney who was able to show the jury that the complaining witness had some serious credibility issues including abuse of controlled substance which all added up to Not Guilty! TW: charges discussed in this case are sensitive and of a sexual nature.

Sinking ships and childhood dreams. This is a fun trial involving a boat sinking in the ports of LA which led to criminal charges for the first latino fisherman of Los Angeles and also led to the first jury trial for a young public defender who has been dreaming of this moment since childhood.  Enjoy!

Police assault during the pandemic. A jury trial police assault case that ended in a nice fat not guilty because of the amazing trial work of a public defender who used their experience and savviness to bring on an accident reconstruction expert to combat the worst piece of evidence.  Enjoy!

Covid Current Events. We present a classic case of the prosecution doing its' best to grease the wheels of mass incarceration by trying to send the client to prison without the requisite proof beyond a reasonable doubt only to be thwarted by the local public defender who knows the case and the community the best.

The jury trial and charge speaks to all of the issues and problems our country currently faces; it's a case that stemmed from racial profiling with the trial occurring in the middle of the pandemic and during the country's protests against police brutality. This episode is a little longer than most but totally worth the listen.   Enjoy!

A Gang murder trial told by Santa Clara Alternate Deputy Public Defender Sajid Khan who shares how he fought the case and the prosecution's bogus theory from beginning to end, even going to the appellate court for relief, but ultimately having to leave it in the hands of the jury to decide his innocent client's fate.

A feisty and fiery young public defender whose client is found not guilty of battery during a bar brawl in October after a Dodgers' playoff game while all the suspects had beards and were wearing Dodger jerseys.

Public defender Michael's trial skills are on full display as his client is found not guilty of maliciously starting fire to a palm tree.  Michael does an excellent job researching the law and pointing out the absurdity of the prosecution's case.  It's a really fun episode.  Enjoy!

A murder charge with the defense of self-defense in the state of Washington. Oh and by the way, this public defender was 38 weeks pregnant when the trial started ... how is that for zealous advocacy?!!!!

A badass defense attorney from Connecticut with a 'not guilty' tale of a client who's tough guy talk is all chatter.

Michael — back for his third appearance and still an ANG all-star — recounts a second-degree murder trial where the alleged victim was a fetus. The facts were tragic, but the cause of death was natural, not criminal. What could have been a story of heartbreak turned into a story of overreach, as the state tried to turn biology into blame. Along the way, Michael mixes in fascinating medical testimony, defense antics, and the kind of anecdotes only he can deliver. This is one of those trials where you’ll laugh, you’ll learn, and you’ll question just how far prosecutors will go to chase a conviction. Dive into more stories from the bold and brilliant public defenders wherever you listen to podcasts, and connect with us on social media: Stay Connected & Support the Show: ·         Website: anothernotguiltypod.com Another Not Guilty ·         Follow us on Instagram: @anothernotguilty ·         Find us on Facebook: Another Not Guilty ·         Support the show (potential bonus content!): Patreon

Jury trial true story told from the perspective of an actual defendant; a person brave enough to fight the system, risk his liberty, and go up against a lying deputy sheriff with a fragile ego.

Public defender Shahan's trials skills are on full display with his tactical motion in limine that a witness and the prosecutor cannot handle, resulting in a mistrial and yet somehow also a miscarriage of justice.

A bad ass public defender from Ohio, Kevin, who walks his client on drug trafficking charges as he casts doubt over the prosecution's primary witness.

Public defender Christine secures her elderly blind vulnerable client a straight-up acquittal on seven felony counts, including felony assault on firefighter and police officer despite having an officer attempt to murder her client while he was in the hospital!

The public defender in this episode is an amazing trial lawyer and did an excellent job showing the jury that his client was not guilty of touching his nieces and that the real abuse occurred by their father. DISCLAIMER/TW: The charges in this episode are of a sexual nature.

The Notorious JBG's client is wrongfully accused of robbery and assault with a hate crime despite his sexual orientation.

Public defender Craig uses his talents, skills, and "has been" celebrity status to secure his client's freedom who unknowingly was driving a car that was loaded.

The Mooch is back in this 2-part episode as he takes down a Hollywood "has been" who is trying to blame his client for stealing his coveted jackets.  This episode really does a great job of pointing out the structural problems within the prosecution's office that lead to unjust, ridiculous, yet entertaining jury trials.  Enjoy!