Arthur L. Aidala and Hon. Barry Kamins, part of the criminal defense team representing Harvey Weinstein, join David to talk about what it was like having the most notorious criminal defendant in the country as a client, detail some of the obstabcles they faced during the trial and where the case currently stands.

Albany Law Professor Vincent Bonventre returns to discuss the unique term just concluded by the United States Supreme Court, some of the landmark decisions, and the role Chief Justice Roberts is playing on his court. Vincent Bonventre is the Justice Robert H. Jackson Distinguished Professor of Law at Albany Law School and he returns to … Continued

Bestselling author and CNN Legal Analyst Jeffery Toobin discusses his book ‘True Crimes & Misdemeanors,’ a real-life legal thriller about the prosecutions and congressional investigators pursuing the truth about Donald Trump’s complicity in several crimes — and why they failed.

Former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch talks with David for a wide-ranging conversation about policing in America, the problems with partisanship in the Department of Justice, what it was like to work for Barack Obama, and handling politically sensitive cases, like the Clinton email scandal.

Dr. Don Levy joins the show to talk about recent New York Times/Siena College presidential poll of six battleground states, how the public can tell the difference between a good poll and a bad poll, and what recent polling can tell us about the election in November.

Rocah joins the show to talk about her experience working under Republican and Democratic administrations and gives her view of Attorney General Bill Barr’s continued overreach in cases against associates of President Donald Trump and his continued lies about how former US Attorney Geoffrey Berman was fired this past June.

Ben Meiselas joins the show to talk about the Houston Astros cheating scandal, Colin Kapernick and The Meidas Touch.

Domenick Napoletano, a solo practitioner in Brooklyn and NYSBA Treasurer joins the show to talk about how as a solo practitioner he’s adjusted to working amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, how he became involved in bar association work and some of the unique activities he takes part in with his colleagues.

Hon. Karen Peters and Libby Coreno, the co-chairs of the NYSBA Attorney Well-being Task Force join the show to talk about their path on how they became involved in this area of the law, how cultural expectations have led to unhealthy work habits in the legal profession and how the Task Force will examine the factors that negatively impact the health and well-being of the legal community

Quinn, a 2015 graduate of Albany Law School, discusses how this project came to be, what the goal is for the project, and what lessons attorneys are learning about themselves and their practice due to COVID-19.