Afleveringen
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An investigative subpoena in Florida compels a person to attend and testify or produce documents before a court, grand jury, or state attorney during an investigation, proceeding, or trial for a violation of criminal statutes. The person cannot refuse to testify on the grounds that the testimony may incriminate them. However, the testimony or evidence provided under such a subpoena cannot be used against the person in any criminal investigation or proceeding, except in cases of perjury committed while giving the testimony or for any subsequent perjury § 914.04. Witnesses; person not excused from testifying or producing evidence in certain prosecutions on ground testimony might incriminate him or her; use of testimony given or evidence produced., State v. Mitrani, 19 So. 3d 1065, Zile v. State, 710 So. 2d 729. The immunity provided under Florida law is known as "use and derivative use immunity." This means that the compelled statements and any information derived from those statements cannot be used against the witness in any subsequent prosecution, except for perjury committed during the testimony State v. Mitrani, 19 So. 3d 1065, Zile v. State, 710 So. 2d 729. The Florida Supreme Court has affirmed that such immunity precludes the use of the compelled testimony in any criminal prosecution against the witness, ensuring that the witness is protected from self-incrimination State ex rel. Hickland v. Coleman, 137 Fla. 102, Putnal v. State, 468 So. 2d 444. Therefore, while a person is required to comply with an investigative subpoena and provide testimony, the testimony given cannot be used against them in future criminal proceedings, with the exception of perjury charges related to the testimony itself State v. Mitrani, 19 So. 3d 1065, Zile v. State, 710 So. 2d 729, Putnal v. State, 468 So. 2d 444. This does not mean she cannot be charged for her role in Madeline's death.
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An update about a sister's dramatic meltdown after her husband served her with divorce papers, culminating in her arrest for assault against her husband and his mother. - A husband is considering divorcing his wife after coming into a windfall, because he feels she is taking advantage of the situation by expecting him to cover her beauty expenses, which he views as her entitlement to his new wealth. - A man is seeking advice on whether it's appropriate to seek a divorce and assets from his wife, whom he believes used him to obtain a green card, after she revealed she no longer loves him. - A man seeks advice on whether he's an asshole for leaving his wife after 13 years of enduring her cheating, lying, and manipulation, fueled by her bipolar disorder, all while he stayed for the sake of their four children.
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Omar and his cohost Melissa give advice to couples thinking about getting divorced, opening up their marriage and much more!
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The suspected gunman is in custody and was identified as a 14-year-old student of the school, which is about an hour outside of Atlanta. Here’s what we know: Victims The four people killed have been identified as: - Mason Schermerhorn, a 14-year-old student - Christian Angulo, a 14-year-old student - Richard Aspinwall, a teacher - Cristina Irimie, a teacher The adults killed were both math teachers, and Aspinwall was also an assistant football coach, according to the school’s website. Nine other people — eight students and one teacher — were wounded and hospitalized, all of whom are expected to survive. Suspected shooter The suspected gunman has been identified as Colt Gray. - Gray will be charged with murder and tried as an adult. - Gray was questioned by law enforcement last year regarding “several anonymous tips about online threats to commit a school shooting at an unidentified location and time,” according to FBI Atlanta and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. At that time, there was no probable cause for arrest. • Colt Gray, a 14-year-old, has been charged with four counts of felony murder for the shooting at Apalachee High School. • Colt's father, Colin Gray, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, second-degree murder, and cruelty to children for allegedly providing Colt with a firearm. • Prior to the shooting, authorities received anonymous tips about threats to shoot up a school, leading them to investigate Colt and his father. • The investigation revealed that Colin Gray had been teaching Colt about firearms and safety, claiming he was trying to get his son away from video games. • Colin Gray said he kept his firearms unloaded, but investigators found conflicting evidence regarding Colt's access to the weapons. • The shooting has devastated the community of Winder, Georgia, with residents grappling with the tragedy and remembering the victims. • Colt's aunt claims he struggled with mental health issues and sought help before the shooting, raising concerns about the lack of support he received. Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/09/06/georgia-shooting-updates-apalachee-high-school-colt-gray/75098858007/
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Sarah Boone hired an attorney. In perhaps an act of kindness, or perhaps more accurately, professional exploitation , James Owens has answered the bell to represent Boone in her Trial currently scheduled for October of this year. He tried unsuccessfully to get the trial continued, to know avail. As it were, the judge is weary of Boone's antics, and offered a firm admonition to Owens in court stating essentially, he knew what he was getting himself into, there would be no continuances, and lots of luck to you.
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Omar gives advice to people seeking, for divorce, AITAH and much more!
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Madeline was reported missing by her mother on February 26th after she failed to attend school. Her body was found in a wooded area four days later. The medical examiner determined the cause of death to be strangulation. Sterns, Madeline's mother's boyfriend, was the last person to see Madeline before she disappeared. He was supposed to drop her off at school but never did, despite video evidence showing him returning to the apartment complex with Madeline in the car. Detectives believed Madeline was already dead at this time. During an interview, Sterns claimed to have accidentally performed a factory reset on his phone on the day Madeline went missing. He also drove to his parents' house in North Port, which detectives suspected was an attempt to hide evidence. A review of his phone revealed disturbing images and evidence of attempted deletion. Detectives also discovered that Sterns had allegedly been sa* Madeline since she was 11 years old. Madeline's mother, Jennifer Soto, admitted to allowing Sterns and Madeline to sleep in the same bed the night before her death. She stated that she was uncomfortable with this arrangement but did so for her own convenience. She also described Sterns as a liar and manipulator. Upon learning the investigation was shifting from a missing person case to a homicide, Jennifer admitted to believing Sterns was guilty. Sterns was charged with first-degree murder, sa*, and possession of child sa* material. He faces life in prison or the death penalty if found guilty of the most serious charges. His next court date is scheduled for October 14th. By the hard work of the absolute best in the business, Grizzly True Crime, a FOIA request was granted releasing the audio. We're going to go through the audio together and share our thoughts.
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We're going to discuss Chris Watts. He's been living in torment since the fateful day when he chose to annhilate his family. In his mind, he was driven by the song of a jezebel, and evil siren, who directed him to take the life of his family. He claims demonic possession, loss of control, enchanted by the directives of one Nichol Kessinger. Today we briefly recap the suspicion surrounding Nichol Kessinger, provide updates on Chris's prison life (he's terrified they're going to murder him), and shed light on the likelihood of Nichol being charged in the event Chris decides to flip on Nichol.
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Today we discuss the tragic case of Parker Scholtes. Just moments after Christopher and Erika Scholtes found their 2-year-old daughter, Parker, unresponsive in a hot car, police arrived on the scene in Marana, Arizona, equipped with body-worn cameras. Paramedics attempted to revive Parker, but it was unfortunately too late. Father is alleged to have left his daughter in the car for three hours in 108 degree weather while he played video games. Officers captured Scholtes recounting the events and his emotional response to the tragedy. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy analyzes the footage and discusses Christopher Scholtes' account of that day.
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In this episode of Family Law After Dark: A man wants to know if he is morally bankrupt for divorcing his wife of 7 years after finding out the minor child is not his. A woman discovers her husband's mistress, and desire to have girlfriends outside of the marriage and opts for divorce. In a scenario straight ouf of Breaking Bad, a woman opts for divorce immediately following the birth of their child citing her husband's laziness. A man refuses to divorce his wife, in spite of the fact that he cheated on her multiple times, citing he never wanted to get married in the first place...but since they're already here.... This one's gonna be nuts.
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It seemed as though the authorities had wrapped their investigation, decided that it was a self inflicted gun shot that took the live of Mica Miller, and left everyone else to pick up the pieces. The family has spoken out, and largely driven their own investigation, new theories have been discussed, and there continues to be a collateral investigation with the FBI. We are going to discuss all of this tomorrow. You're not gonna want to miss this one. I have thoughts.
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In the aftermath of the Republican National Convention whereby Donald Trump accepted the Republican Nomination for President of the United States, we hold a very open, and honest discussion regarding Donald Trump. According to the latest polls of virtually any measure, more likely than not, Donald Trump will win the presidency and return to office in 2025. This Live show is designed to invite individuals of all political affiliations to have a very open and honest discussion regarding who has been regarded as the most divisive President in American History. Throughout the course of conversation we will unravel new details about the would be Assasin, Thomas Crooks, and talk about what appears to be the inevitable withdrawal from the Raise of incumbant president Joe Biden. By the end of the show, my hope is that we will have built some good will within this community before the coming months try to divide us even further into our political burrows. This one is going to be a good one.
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Imagine being entrusted with overseeing the trial of the century, enduring two grueling months of legal battles, only to stumble so profoundly in procedural error that a mistrial is declared, thrusting Karen Read's case into the scrutiny of the US Supreme Court regarding double jeopardy rights. That's what's at stake in the Karen Read case, and this morning at 10:30 pacific, I'm going to talk about all of it. How we got here, what some of the jurors are saying, what should have happened, whether or not theres going to be another trial in light of what's come out, and how long is all this going to take?
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Join our patreon for exclusive content! : https://www.patreon.com/TheTiltedLawyer?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Discord Server 🔗 : https://discord.gg/zgQCJfyKvQ I'm going to break down the closing arguments, including the absolutely masterful performance by Karen Read's defense team as he delivered a scathing indictment on the commonwealth and law enforcement's handling of the evidence, and Lally's meandering justification and tone-deaf request for a guilty verdict. It is very possible that by the time we stream this live, a verdict will be handed out, in which case, we'll be there to dive into the aftermath, and give our analysis of why the jury voted they way it did. Throughout the course of this episode I will be answering your questions, and the normal shenanigans will ensue.
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Unveiling the Michaela Haynes Tragedy: Legal Corruption and A Mother's Fight for Justice In this gripping episode of the Tilted Lawyer podcast, host Omar Serrano is joined by attorney Avita Tolu to discuss the tragic case of Michaela Haynes, a 14-year-old forced to live with her convicted abuser, leading to her untimely death. The conversation delves into the wrongful death lawsuit, systemic failures within Missouri’s legal system, and the troubling role of guardian ad litem Jennifer Williams. This episode also highlights Avita’s battle against corruption, the need for systemic change, and the importance of public support in seeking justice for Michaela. With powerful testimonies and shocking details, this episode sheds light on a case that demands national attention.
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Join Omar Serrato and Megan Fox on the Tilted Lawyer Podcast as they delve into the complex case of Laura Owens and Clayton Eckerd, covering paternity disputes, defamation claims, and the broader implications of online harassment. Featuring in-depth discussions on legal and emotional struggles in high-profile divorce cases, mock cross-examinations, and personal reflections on relationship evolution, this episode brings together legal analysis and personal experiences. Special guests Iliana Colon Rosa and Dave Neal add dynamic insights, while personal anecdotes and broader legal concepts enrich the conversation. Don't miss this comprehensive exploration of one of the most debated cases in recent times, touching on honesty, personal growth, and the enduring nature of meaningful connections.
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Welcome to the Tilted Lawyer podcast, where host Omar Serrano and co-hosts Melissa Pacheco and Ileana Clon Rosa dive into the high-profile legal drama between Clayton Etchard and Jane Doe, focusing on paternity and harassment allegations, fake pregnancy claims, and credibility issues. Additionally, we explore personal and legal challenges in divorce, from navigating infidelity to understanding custody and asset division. With detailed analysis and heartfelt reflections, this episode provides a comprehensive guide for those facing legal and personal upheaval.
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Insights into the Shadow of Domestic Violence and Navigating Divorce This video explores two crucial and interconnected topics. The first part delves into the tragic case of Micah Miller, a 30-year-old woman who took her own life amidst severe domestic violence, manipulation by her husband, and the questionable use of AI-generated evidence. Hosting the discussion, Omar Serrano alongside guest Ileana Clone Rosa, highlights the impact of gender dynamics and church leadership positions in abusive relationships. The second part shifts focus to offering legal insights into navigating the complexities of divorce, touching on issues from evidence collection and international divorce proceedings to the division of assets and enforcement of old settlements. Together, these segments aim to shine a light on the grim realities of domestic abuse and provide guidance for those facing the daunting process of divorce.
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Join us live as we delve into the intriguing case against Karen Read, a story that has captured the attention of many. From viral videos to heated debates, the controversy surrounding Karen Read has sparked widespread interest and speculation. In this livestream, we'll examine the facts, dissect the arguments, and uncover the truth behind the headlines. Whether you're seeking clarity or simply curious about the latest developments, this is your opportunity to engage in a thoughtful discussion and gain deeper insights into a case that has gripped the internet. Don't miss out on this compelling exploration into the world of online controversies. Tune in live and be part of the conversation!
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