In a criminal law courtroom, there are three main chairs. There is one for the prosecutor, one for the defense counsel and then the last one for the defendant. I have sat in all three.
I liked the prosecutor chair the most and the defendant chair the least. But I learned a lot in each of the three chairs.
This program is about stories from those times and the lessons I learned. It is new, and it is candid. Cases studied are the Jeffrey MacDonald murder trial, the environmental trial involving the illegal disposal of PCB by the owner of Ward Transformer Company, the trial of the then sitting Lt. Governor Jimmy Green, and then my own case from 1993.
Duration/Credit(s): Ethics and Professionalism - 3 Hours
Schedule: 12:45 AM - 4:00 PM
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