In this episode of "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook," litigation attorney Dan Small begins a multi-part examination of a drug trafficking and corruption case in Appling County, Georgia. As increased law enforcement efforts in Florida pushed drug smuggling operations into Georgia, local law enforcement officers, including both a former and a sitting sheriff, became involved in facilitating drug shipments. Mr. Small explains how financial incentives and personal relationships contributed to the involvement of officers in criminal activity. He describes the investigation, the use of grand jury subpoenas and the challenges faced in confronting corruption within law enforcement. The episode highlights the realities of prosecuting these cases and the importance of maintaining accountability in the justice system.

The Seeds of Corruption

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Paul presents Crime Writer Helen Saxton. 
Helen has been fascinated by the world of true crime and fictional whodunnits from a very young age and has written two books about true crime and the controversy that surrounds them.


Paul presents Crime Writer Helen Saxton

Let's get things kicked off with the trial of Diddy coming to an end as we were recording.  Should we be surprised? We have the Bezos wedding come and gone over the weekend.  Fun to see billionaires enjoy their money.  We look at the recent Peter Thiel interview as well as confusion on small government.  Stepping away from that kind of madness Nate visits the recent news on Kardashian surgeries. We then find our way into the world of darts and rugby. Mostly because Sam left the two unattended for a bit.  Stay safe out there and we'll get back to you next week.

Episode 329: Wedding Season

On WBAL News Now at 6, ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes reacts to the mixed verdict at the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial.

WBAL News Now in Depth Mixed Verdict at Combs Trial

This is a show about everything and nothing at all. We'll try to take you on a journey that shows you that your life is better than ours. Hopefully in the process make you laugh at some odd conversations.

Paul Presents is local interviews, with people from the West Berkshire Community.

 Paul has been broadcasting for 40 years and despite the challenges being disabled may cause, he has continued his love of broadcasting and produces a popular weekly podcast. People from across West Berkshire have shared their memories and achievements within the West Berkshire Community- something we can all be proud of as a community together.

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