David J. Wilentz and the Lindbergh Trial
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New Jersey's law podcast. Hosted by defense attorneys throughout NJ.
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David J. Wilentz and the Lindbergh Trial
Podcast Host / Non Profit Founder / Former Criminal Trial Attorney
Meg is a former NJ prosecutor turned defense attorney turned corporate in-house counsel. She is the Founding-Host of the NJ Criminal Podcast. Her Lindbergh kidnapping podcast episodes, alone, have garnered thousands of hours of Youtube watch-time.
Host / Managing Partner
Louis A. Casadia is an accomplished attorney and certified Criminal Trial Attorney, bringing over seven years of criminal law expertise to the NJ Criminal Podcast. With a career that spans both prosecution and private defense, Lou offers unique insights into New Jersey's legal landscape.
Born and raised in South Jersey, Lou’s deep roots in the community and extensive legal experience make him the ideal host to explore the most pressing issues in criminal law today.
A Legal Expert with Proven Experience
As a former Assistant Prosecutor in Burlington and Atlantic Counties, Lou has handled hundreds of criminal cases across a wide spectrum, including juvenile offenses, drug-related charges, sex crimes, robbery, and even homicides. His years as a prosecutor honed his ability to dissect cases, uncover critical details, and present compelling narratives—skills that now fuel his dynamic hosting style on the podcast.
Since founding his own law firm, Lou has continued to advocate for justice with the same passion and dedication that earned him certification from the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Criminal Trial Attorney in 2022. His hands-on, solo practice ensures every client receives personalized attention, and his dedication to this level of service resonates in his podcast discussions.
Education and Expertise
Juris Doctor (J.D.): Drexel University School of Law, magna cum laude, 2015
Law Review Member
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.): Stockton University, summa cum laude, Political Science, 2011
Bar Admissions: New Jersey and Pennsylvania (2015)
Thought Leadership and Community Impact
Lou’s expertise extends beyond the courtroom to published works and community engagement. His recent article, What the Heck is a Geo-Fence Warrant and Why Should I Care?, reflects his commitment to educating the public on complex legal issues.
As a Mock Trial Coach in the Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Mock Trial Competition, Lou inspires future legal minds with the same passion he brings to every podcast episode.
On the NJ Criminal Podcast, Lou combines his prosecutorial experience and defense perspective to engage in meaningful conversations about the law, justice, and their impact on everyday lives. The podcast not only educates listeners but also connects them with thought leaders, practitioners, and real stories from South Jersey’s legal world.
Whether you’re a legal professional, a South Jersey resident, or someone fascinated by the intricacies of the justice system, the NJ Criminal Podcast offers a front-row seat to the conversations that matter most in criminal law.
Attorney / Author / Host
Christian Barth is an accomplished author, attorney, screenwriter, and photographer with deep roots in New Jersey. Known as the foremost civilian authority on the unsolved 1969 Garden State Parkway murders, Christian brings a unique perspective to the world of criminal law and true crime.
His first book, THE ORIGINS OF INFAMY, was highly praised by The Midwest Book Review as “a very recommended read for true crime aficionados.” Barth’s latest work, THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY MURDERS: A COLD CASE MYSTERY, published by WildBlue Press in January 2020, received widespread acclaim and was named “One of, if not THE, best true crime books of 2020” by Nic Edwards of the True Crime Garage podcast.
Christian was recently featured on the series premiere of Violent Minds: Killers on Tape on the Oxygen True Crime Network. He currently resides with his family in Connecticut, where he continues to delve into the complexities of criminal law and bring attention to unsolved cases.
As the host of the Transparency in Criminal Law series on the NJ Criminal Podcast, Barth combines his legal expertise and true crime insights to shine a light on the often-overlooked challenges within the criminal justice system.
