#1774 - Josh Dubin
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#1774 - Josh Dubin mentions American Injustice by David Rudolph, I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara, and A Justice Denied by Nancy Gertner with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
David Rudolph, a prominent criminal defense attorney, wrote a book called American Injustice, which explores wrongful incarceration cases and the bia…
The discussion touches on wrongful convictions and the justice system, referencing the book as a significant work related to these themes.
The speaker mentions co-authoring a book with Nancy Gertner, a federal judge, discussing jury selection and the justice system.
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David Rudolph, a prominent criminal defense attorney, wrote a book called American Injustice, which explores wrongful…
The discussion touches on wrongful convictions and the justice system, referencing the book as a significant work rel…
The speaker mentions co-authoring a book with Nancy Gertner, a federal judge, discussing jury selection and the justi…
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“David Rudolph, a prominent criminal defense attorney, wrote a book called American Injustice, which explores wrongful incarceration cases and the biases in law enforcement.”
“The discussion touches on wrongful convictions and the justice system, referencing the book as a significant work related to these themes.”
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“The speaker mentions co-authoring a book with Nancy Gertner, a federal judge, discussing jury selection and the justice system.”
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David Rudolph, a prominent criminal defense attorney, wrote a book called American Injustice, which explores wrongful incarceration cases and the b…
The discussion touches on wrongful convictions and the justice system, referencing the book as a significant work related to these themes.
The speaker mentions co-authoring a book with Nancy Gertner, a federal judge, discussing jury selection and the justice system.
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