Another Not Guilty

Attempted murder, carjacking, criminal threats, assault and every other type of charge that a player in the original college admissions scandal can think of. Hear how ANG favorite Ania walks her client on all these charges.

Police brutality and false arrest. Police misconduct lawyer Greg Peacock discusses a civil rights lawsuit that went to trial and the discovery of a rogue police department out in the desert that acted like a criminal street gang and terrorized its community.

DUI jury trial with crazy traffic accidents, officers performing and "failing" field sobriety test, and the late discovery of exculpatory evidence in the middle of trial which led to the entire case being dismissed. Hear all of the insider details from public defender Peter. 

Public defender Sully, a 30 year veteran, takes what appears to be an "open and shut" gun possession case for the prosecution and turns it upside by proving the police planted a gun on his client and exposing their lies.

Attempted murder charge told by dedicated and tenacious public defender Sasha who saved a man who saves others from the criminal system.

A false accusation of a lewd act on a metro train with potential for lifetime sex registration if convicted. Courtroom drama like this can't be made up; there's a lying officer (what else is new?), a complaining witness that can't describe any criminal conduct and identifies someone else in the courtroom as the "culprit," and a clueless prosecutor.  And let's not forget the stellar job Sam does in the presentation of her defense, saving her client from lifetime consequences.  Enjoy!

Public defenders from Indiana, Amy and Noah, represent a client arrested and prosecuted for murder based on the questionable accusations of a drug informant who has an "interesting" relationship with the detective.

ANG's very own Michael has a client found not guilty of attempted carjacking all because of a simple misinterpretation of his client's actions when he approaches the complaining witness' car with what appears to be a gun and tells him to exit it.

A bad bench officer's ruling, racial profiling, discriminatory police practices, and a young sympathetic client convinces a jury to deliver justice; in other words JURY NULLIFICATION.

Not guilty of murder. Listen as one of Los Angeles' best criminal defense attorneys describes how he brought in the actual couch from the "crime" scene and how he and a colleague acted out the incident that resulted in his client needing to use self-defense.

A straight acquittal on seven child abuse charges by questioning the detective's questioning techniques of the children involved. Hear all of the insider details from public defender Jacquelyn.

Robbery with a gun to straight acquittal. Public defender Mark navigates his client to acquittal through a false witness identification expert and an accuser who is arrested in court for bringing a crack pipe.

Public defender Benny is able to humanize and explain his client's actions in such a manner that he was only convicted of manslaughter and found not guilty of murder.  This episode isn't our typical not guilty story, but shows another side to our defense practice in representing people in unfortunate circumstances.  It's an unique episode with one of my favorite public defenders.  Hope you enjoy!

Not Guilty of resisting/obstructing/delaying a peace officer when the client is brutally beaten by officers in his own home and saved by an audio recording.

In “A True Patriot’s Verdict,” the case is steeped in symbolism and expectation. The client is someone labeled a patriot—but that title becomes a weapon used against them. Public sentiment, government scrutiny, and misunderstanding swirl around the case like political smoke—making it easy for the state to say “guilty by reputation.” This public defender refuses to let that be enough. With fierce legal strategy, proof where it ought to matter, and a commitment to separating myth from fact, the defender fights to make the law matter more than applause. The verdict becomes a stand—not just for the client, but for truth, justice, and what it really means to defend the defenseless. 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 (

Acquitted of murder despite dirty officers’ fabrication, falsification, and destruction of evidence. Season one finale. www.facebook.com/AnotherNotGuilty/ twitter.com/Not_GuiltyPod

Public defender Omid floods the prosecution’s case with reasonable doubt while his client takes the stand and has his day in court. www.facebook.com/AnotherNotGuilty/ twitter.com/Not_GuiltyPod

ANG’s very own David as he battles not only the government but an equally powerful and much scarier “organization” ... www.facebook.com/AnotherNotGuilty/ twitter.com/Not_GuiltyPod

In Pop Cries The Weasel, public defender Evan defends a client caught in the crossfire of domestic violence accusations—accusations built on misunderstanding and accidental conduct. As if that weren’t enough, there’s the looming threat of immigration consequences, which could turn a false charge into a life-altering crisis. Evan doesn’t flinch. With sharp legal strategy, courtroom savvy, and a commitment to humanizing even when the system would rather reduce cases to numbers, Evan dismantles the prosecution’s narrative. This episode shines a light on defenders who fight not only for innocence, but for the often invisible stakes that go unspoken. 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 anothernotguilty.libsyn.com+1 Follow us on Instagram: @anothernotguilty Another Not Guilty Find us on Facebook: Another Not Guilty Another Not Guilty Su

In “3 Strikes And Client Is Still Out,” public defender Luca Brasi uncovers the twisted lies of a career claim-maker who tried to shaft his client. With unwavering resolve and courtroom prowess, Luca tears through the falsehoods, dismantling the narrative built on lies—and proves that sometimes three strikes don't add up. This episode shines a light on defenders who refuse to let wrongful accusations stand—even in the face of calculated distortion. Justice, served with wit and grit. Dive into more stories from the bold and brilliant public defenders at all the places you get your podcasts, and our social channels: Stay Connected & Support the Show: Website: anothernotguiltypod.com Follow us on Instagram: @anothernotguilty Find us on Facebook: Another Not Guilty Support the show (potential bonus content!): Patreon