13. Casey Anthony and Double Jeopardy

The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs

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True Crime

4.4 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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The Casey Anthony case raised a lot of questions. Can Casey Anthony ever be charged again? Could the judge have overturned the jury's verdict? What obligation does the defense have if they know she's guilty? We answer these questions and more. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.
0:07.0	And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. Oh, Welcome. Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm
0:38.8	joined as always by my dreamy co-host Brett.
0:43.0	Hi Alice I am almost asleep so
0:45.0	Dreamy is a really good description.
0:47.0	I will be dreaming here in another hour or so.
0:50.0	We have to knock this episode out and then it's straight to bed.
0:53.0	We're going to knock this episode out because the number of very nice five-star reviews we get
0:59.2	about how dreamy you are is kind of nauseating but it's so sweet so many people find you dreamy
1:04.8	Well that's the good thing about having a podcast as opposed to a video show like on
1:10.2	YouTube because they don't have to look at me you just listen my voice and imagine the like how in like on you
1:15.0	to look at me you just listen my voice and imagine the like how in shape and young I am.
1:20.0	Yes for both of us which is great guys, we are so excited to welcome you back
1:25.6	because on our other podcasts,
1:28.0	we just finished a seven-part series on Casey Anthony on the prosecutor's podcast and you guys raised some really, really good legal questions from the case.
1:39.8	Don't worry, we're not going to talk more about the facts of that case, but I think that case because it went through a trial and ended in an acquittal and it generated a lot of good questions about basic constitutional rights and basic legal rights you have when you have been through and
1:54.6	exercised your right to a trial in a criminal case.
1:59.1	But I was so impressed actually with the level of these questions because I do think it's important to
2:04.3	understand the intricacies of it and we forget that these are basics to us because we
2:08.9	went to law school but I think because they are your constitutional rights everyone should know about these principles.
2:15.2	Yeah, when you live it every day, sometimes you forget that some of the things that we think of is the sort of baseline principles.
2:24.0	A lot of people have never heard before, or they've been confused by media and television and
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