With Ann still MIA, Becky, and Dan have a conversation about their different experiences growing up. We also explore how it makes Becky feel when people tell her she isn't Black enough, doesn't talk Black, or they're in total disbelief that she is Black.

Ann, Becky, and Dan talk about the case of Quawan "Bobby" Charles, the Black teen found dead in Louisiana. Quawan was missing for 3-days before his body was found in a sugarcane field 20 miles away from home. Quawan's parents reported him missing immediat

This week we discuss what it means to be in contempt of court. Ann explains that there are two types of contempt of court, criminal and civil. Most cases fall under civil, and there are no set rules or guidelines. Different judges have different criteria

This is a conversation between Dan and PFromCharlotte from the latest episode of A Few Screws Loose, "A Thankless Job." The images that civilians typically see of the military, police officers, firefighters, etc. often make the jobs look glamorous. P shar

Ever wonder what happens if your attorney dies in the middle of your trial? Here's a hint, you're unlikely to get a refund. This week we discuss what happens if an attorney, prosecutor, judge, or juror dies during a trial. We also talk about how the cash

After getting some D jokes off, Ann and Dan discuss miscarriages of justice. Sometimes lawyers don't necessarily do their clients any justice when it comes to communicating information in a way that the average person can easily understand. We talk about

After a brief disruption to our schedule because of Hurricane Zeta, Dan is joined by Ann, who called in from Africa while on "vacation" (see our episode on Black Flight) to discuss the current state of the US election and Trump's lawsuits in PA, MI, and G

This week we discuss Pro Se. Ann describes pro se as the law's version of Pinterest (DIY). Ann recommends the use of an attorney for legal matters but lawyers aren't always necessary. With a little know-how and the ability to read there is a lot you can d

The US still faces a major COVID crisis that threatens the health of our citizens and what's left of our democracy. Mail-in voting presents a unique opportunity for the current administration to lose the presidential election but retain the presidency. It

Over the last 3.5 years, we've watched the United States become what we can only describe as a failed state. Race relations are rivaling that of the 50s and 60s. The mismanagement of our government, the pandemic, and our judicial system, coupled with the