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New episodes every weekday.Every morning, investigative journalist Garret Fisher delivers the most explosive courtroom coverage you won't find anywhere else. From breaking verdicts to shocking confessions, Daily Crime & Justice is your essential daily source for the legal dramas that create celebrities, destroy reputations, and shape American culture. Seven days a week, Garret brings his signature no-nonsense analysis to the trials everyone's talking about—and the ones they should be.Whether it's a music mogul's sex trafficking case, a criminology student's murder confession, or Hollywood stars battling in civil court, Daily Crime & Justice cuts through the legal jargon to deliver th...
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- MISTRIAL: The Lindsay Clancy Jury Deadlocks 11-1 for Acquittal After Seven Days, and the SJC Refuses to Step In
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