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Counsel's Table Podcast

Counsel's Table Podcast

Auteur(s): Spencer O'Neal
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Lawcast with your host, Spencer O'Neal. We speak to attorneys and other people that may find themselves seated at counsel's table. Expect some legal war stories. There will be discussions in the weeds on legal subjects. Always trying to expose the listener to the life lived at Counsel's Table.

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  • Did he deserve a LIFE sentence?

    Did he deserve a LIFE sentence?
    Nov 8 2023

    In this episode of The Counsel's Table Podcast I review a prior case that went to trial where my client was sentenced to LIFE. I lay out the basics of the case as well as the circumstances that resulted in his sentence. I discuss mandatory sentencing statutes and a lack of judicial discretion. The question is left for you the listener... did he deserve life?
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    36 min
  • Why a plea is sometimes the best idea. Counsel's Table Podcast Episode 5

    Why a plea is sometimes the best idea. Counsel's Table Podcast Episode 5
    Sep 15 2023
    In this episode of Counsel's Table Podcast I discuss a recent case where my client entered a plea at the last minute before a trial. Did he make the right decision? You decide.
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    29 min
  • Supreme Court strikes down Student Loan Debt Forgiveness and decides for Religious Freedom over Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act

    Supreme Court strikes down Student Loan Debt Forgiveness and decides for Religious Freedom over Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act
    Jul 14 2023
    This episode is centered on three cases and two consequential Supreme Court decision that were released June 30th, 2023. The first two cases are centered around Student Loan Foregiveness and President Biden’s plan to absolve borrowers of $10,000 or $20,000 dollars of student loan debt. The third case discusses a website designers who sued the State of Colorado because she felt the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act violated her Right to Freedom of religion. Alleging that the act could result in her having to design websites for a gay wedding that she does not believe should occur. If you have any history of following the Supreme Court you may find these decisions mark the continuation of the sharp contrast of the liberal leaning Supreme Court this Country has enjoyed for almost a century and the conservative Supreme Court this country has currently.
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    1 h et 5 min
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