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In this conversation, David Helmer, founder of NTTW Consulting, discusses the complexities and implications of artificial intelligence (AI) with host Louis Casadia.
The suit challenges the official determination that Tiffany's 2015 death was a suicide and asserts that key evidence was overlooked, mishandled, or withheld.
Ken W. Good is a Texas attorney specializing in bail law.
Host Lou Casadia welcomes Immigration Attorney, Derek DeCosmo to the NJ Criminal Podcast.
This conversation digs into the complexities of current U.S. immigration policy, tracing that evolution from the 1980s to the present day.
In this episode of the New Jersey Criminal Podcast, Glenn Garrels shares insights from his extensive career in law enforcement, particularly focusing on his time in major crimes and the complexities surrounding officer-involved shootings.
Jim shares his firsthand insights into the case, detailing the tragic discovery of four women's bodies and the challenges investigators faced, including witness credibility and the evolving role of modern technology in criminal investigations. Leonard recounts his initial impression of the suspect, the impact of media involvement, and the key turning points, such as the 'Riverman' connection and DNA evidence.
Colonel Steven Patrick, a retired attorney and former military officer, discusses his career in law and the changes he has witnessed over the past 58 years.
Michael began his career clerking at the courthouse in Hudson County.
Christian Barth is a writer, attorney, and photographer originally from New Jersey.
The Midwest Book Review lauded his first book, The Origins of Infamy, as “a very recommended read for true crime aficionados."
Generally recognized as the foremost civilian authority on the 1969 Garden State Parkway murders, he resides in Connecticut. We discuss his book, The Garden State Parkway Murders: A Cold Case Odyssey, published by WildBlue Press.
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Meg is joined by her producer, Tom, for a behind the scenes discussion about business (legal) podcasting. At the time of this episode publication, the NJ Criminal Podcast dominates search results for all "NJ + Law + Podcast" topics.
Recent series, such as the Lindbergh Kidnapping podcast episodes, have broadened the overall visibility & SEO, with "true-crime" keywords. (The NJCriminalPodcast.com website appears 1st page Google for "Lindbergh kidnappi…
On this episode of the NJ Criminal Podcast, we are joined by Orlando Nieves. 💼 Orlando is a criminal defense investigator with the Office of the Federal Public Defender - District of New Jersey. He has years of experience working in the criminal justice system and is an expert on civil rights and the presumption of innocence. In this interview, he discusses these concepts in depth and offers his insights on how they play out in practice.
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🎧 The NJ Cannabis Legalization Series continues on the NJ Criminal Podcast. Meg is joined by Middle Township Police Chief, Christopher Leusner, to discuss the use of cannabis by off-duty police. 🍃
Chief Leusner began his career in law enforcement in 1997 and was promoted to Chief in 2009.
A graduate of Middle Township High School, Gloucester County College, and Saint Leo University, he holds a Master's Degree in Administrative Science and a Certificate in Law and Public Safet…
Welcome back to the 3rd and final segment in this series with Rob Mejia. 🖊️ Rob is an Adjunct Professor of Stockton University's Cannabis Studies Department 🍃 He and Meg continue their discussion about cannabis education at Stockton, and the Garden State CannaCollective.
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Welcome back to part II in this series with Rob Mejia. 🖊️ Rob is an Adjunct Professor of Stockton University's Cannabis Studies Department 🍃 He and Meg continue the discussion about cannabis education.
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Rob Mejia, Adjunct Professor of Stockton University's Cannabis Studies Department 🍃 speaks with Meg about the importance of Cannabis education.
Welcome to part III in our series on Cannabis Law in New Jersey, Meg speaks with Bill Caruso. ⚖️ Bill is a partner at Archer Law and leads their Cannabis Law Group.
He is also a founding member of the New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform steering committee, the general counsel for the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association, and is part of a select group of attorneys chosen to advise the State of New Jersey on the intricacies of marijuana legalization, taxation, and regulation.
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Welcome to part II in our series on Cannabis Law in New Jersey, Meg speaks with Bill Caruso. ⚖️ Bill is a partner at Archer Law and leads their Cannabis Law Group.
He is also a founding member of the New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform steering committee, the general counsel for the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association, and is part of a select group of attorneys chosen to advise the State of New Jersey on the intricacies of marijuana legalization, taxation, and regulation.
In this first interview in our series on Cannabis Law in New Jersey, Meg speaks with Bill Caruso. ⚖️ Bill is a partner at Archer Law and leads their Cannabis Law Group.
He is also a founding member of the New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform steering committee, the general counsel for the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association, and is part of a select group of attorneys chosen to advise the State of New Jersey on the intricacies of marijuana legalization, taxation, and regulation.
Join us for the 3rd, and final part, in this NJ legal podcast series.🚨 Meg is joined by Retired Detective Captain and NJ 2nd Congressional District Candidate Tim Alexander. 🎧
Tim shares how he was racially profiled and shot at by cops, then he became one. 👮🏽
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Welcome back to part two in this NJ legal podcast series.🚨 Meg is joined by Retired Detective Captain and NJ 2nd Congressional District Candidate Tim Alexander. 🎧
Tim shares how he was racially profiled and shot at by cops, then he became one. 👮🏽
🚓Don't forget to like / rate / subscribe, anywhere you listen to podcasts! - Or, visit https://NJCriminalPodcast.com
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In this NJ legal podcast series,🚨 Meg is joined by Retired Detective Captain and NJ 2nd Congressional District Candidate Tim Alexander. 🎧
Tim shares how he was racially profiled and shot at by cops, then he became one. 👮🏽
🚓Don't forget to like / rate / subscribe, anywhere you listen to podcasts! - Or, visit https://NJCriminalPodcast.com
Visit Hoerner Law: https://HoernerLaw.com
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"Where is Mark?"
In the final episode, Rich describes continued investigative efforts over the past 30 years to find Mark Himebaugh. 🚓
Rich began working the case in 1996 and remains committed to this day to finding Mark, having recently written the book, "Where is Mark?"
If anyone has any information about the case, please contact the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office, the Middle Township Police Department or your local law enforcement agency.
"Missing Boy or Abducted Boy?"
In episode 3, Rich shares when the investigation shifted from a missing boy to a likely abduction, 🚨 and describes several early suspects.
🚓 Rich began working the case in 1996 and remains committed to this day to finding Mark, having recently written the book, "Where is Mark?"
If anyone has any information about the case, please contact the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office, the Middle Township Police Department or your…
"Tracing Mark's Steps After the Fire"
Welcome back for segment 2, in this series with Richard McHale. Rich details the initial investigation where - without surveillance - police tried to trace Mark's steps after he left the fire.🚓 Rich began working the case in 1996 and remains committed to this day to finding Mark, having recently written the book, "Where is Mark?" If anyone has any information about the case, please contact the Cape May County Prosecutor&#…