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The Case of Podcasts PSA - What to Do When Stopped by the Police (On a Jury - Deliberation)
📻 Episode #204
🎙️ Hosted by Jason Flom
📅 May 28, 2021
About This Episode
Jason Flom (“Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom” podcast) and Rabia Chaudry (“Undisclosed" podcast) got together to create a series of PSAs on how to safely respond to encounters with the police. The PSAs cover a variety of different encounters and may save your life. Please listen and share.
The Case
Jason Flom (“Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom” podcast) and Rabia Chaudry (“Undisclosed" podcast) got together to create a series of PSAs on how to safely respond to encounters with the police. The PSAs cover a variety of different encounters and may save your life. Please listen and share.
The information and opinions shared here are not intended to be, and should not be construed as, legal advice and do not form an attorney-client relationship.
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In Their Own Words — transcript excerpts
Short excerpts from the episode's official published transcript, with timestamps — listen from these moments, or read the full transcript via the podcast's own platforms.
00:00:13“Speaker 2: serving on a jury. Speaker 1: So we know, Robbia, we're all eligible for jury duty. Speaker 1: We all get those notices in the mail time to time, Speaker 1: and it's usually a big imposition. Everybody feels like, oh damn, Speaker 1: I got so many other things to do. But I”
00:01:07“Speaker 2: remember every single thing that happens. So if you're allowed Speaker 2: to take notes during the trial, make sure you have Speaker 2: those notes, use those notes during deliberations. If you don't Speaker 2: understand something, if you do not understand some testimony, some evidence, Speaker 2: ask the question, make the question available to the judge.”
00:01:58“Speaker 1: years or whatever it is, for something they may not Speaker 1: have done. Remember during nullification is a thing. If you Speaker 1: have to, if you feel it too much pressure, send Speaker 1: a note to the judge say I'm done. I'm not Speaker 1: voting guilty no matter what, and that's it and you're done.”
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