Joined All In with Chris Hayes along with Ret. Judge Diane Kiesel (who I tried my first case in front of) to discuss Trump’s defense thus far in the hush money trial, particularly in light of David Pecker’s recent testimony.

Joining Chris Hayes tonight:
Harry Litman
Kristy Greenberg
Ret. Judge Diane Kiesel
Phillip C. Hamilton, Esq.
b-boy bouiebaisse
jelani cobb
#inners

Joined All In with Chris Hayes to discuss Sandoval hearings and the primary reason (out of the millions of others) why Trump shouldn’t testify in the #HushMoneyTrial .

Partners Lance A. Clarke, Esq. and Joshua Moskovitz, Esq. discussing the historic multimillion dollar settlement on behalf of our clients and 300 other protestors who alleged NYPD abuse during a 2020 George Floyd protest in the Bronx. #MottHaven #Bronx #Protest #Settlement

Such a good article written by Joshua Zeitz:

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With Clarence Thomas having completely insulated himself from Black discourse and Black women over the last 30 years, I look forward to Ketanji Brown Jackson fact checking him on any Black issue - in front of white justices no less - in a way only she’ll have the license to do.

As a firm, it’s important for us to serve as an example. Because as a people, there’s so much more we can do. The world needs to know that, and our people need to see that. Right at the intersection of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue in Harlem. #HamiltonClarkeLLP #blackexcellence

My article on the practical and constitutional issues with virtual jury trials in criminal cases was recently published in the ABA’s Criminal Litigation Committee Newsletter: americanbar.org/groups/litigat…

30 Days of MBBA brings you a new Diversity, Inclusion and Elimination of Bias CLE on Addressing Implicit Bias to Advance Inclusion for Black Attorneys in the Legal Profession. Join us on Tuesday, October 13th. #MBBALEAP #MBBANYC #MBBALEARNS #BLACKLAWYERSMATTER

Season 2 of The Wire easily explains and predicts Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania in the 2016 election. Dem strategizers should be binge watching for guidance right now.

No matter what we’re going through, it’s never as bad as the moment Dr. Richard Kimble realized two moron DT’s were trying to pin him for a murder committed by a one armed man.

Sometimes I feel like I’m the only person who has ever seen The Matrix and Terminator 2. nytimes.com/2020/01/14/boo…

Back in the studio w/ LISA EVERS, breaking down Tekashi’s testimony, its legal significance, and all things to expect for him moving forward. Airing Friday evening at 10:30pm on FOX 5 NY and Sunday morning at 6:30am on HOT 97.

Guest lecturing the Negotiation Theory & Skills seminar at Cardozo School of Law, with a focus on negotiation in the criminal legal sphere. Quick Tip: If you’re afraid to try a case in front of a jury, and/or you’re terrible at it, you’re already leveraged.

No better men to talk (alleged) crime with. Jesse Weber Daniel Hochheiser Law&Crime Network

We are proud & humbled to have received the National Bar Association’s Outstanding Affiliate of the Year Award for the 4th year in a row. Thank you National Bar Assoc. , President Joseph Drayton, & all of our supporters.
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Enjoyed my time breaking down the Scott Nelson trial, in full, with Page Pate and Julie Grant.

10 years in the books! Cardozo ‘09. #CardozoLawReunion19

In the Bronx, the juries are not only happy to hold the government to its burden, they’re posing with the defense attorney after a full acquittal:

If the police pull me over and ask me to step out of my car, do I have to comply? If they ask to search my car, do I have to consent? Is there a material difference between complying and consenting? Find all the answers and more here: youtu.be/lwXaWYA-cBo