I'm Alice and I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal

police. Yes. Oh, Hey everyone this is Alice it's so great to be with all of you on a second week of

legal briefs and I'm joined as always by my co-host

the loquacious Brett.

loquacious.

Hi Alice.

Welcome back everyone and jokes on all of you because I forgot to record and we recorded perhaps the best hour

in podcast history and we didn't press record. So we are now pressing record and we'll see what

happens but the greatest hour of podcast history is now in the ether never to be recorded.

Sorry Brett.

And that's what would have happened except I noticed we weren't recording.

So you did not lose that hour or brilliance that you would have lost otherwise.

So you're welcome, Alice.

Look, I was so excited to get to the hitting news.

I just started before we even started recording.

That's how excited I am because you guys,

thank you so much for joining us and subscribing and for leaving your five-star reviews for legal briefs

when we dropped last week.

We've been overwhelmed with your amazing support and words of encouragement and we are so excited to update you on a

couple things that listeners like you have written to us about. So today we're

going to cover the Shin versus Ramirez Supreme Court

case and the question is whether the Supreme Court has gutted the lifeline for

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