Did the system really deliver justice, or are we left questioning whether the right person is paying the price for a horrifying crime? In the Richard Allen case, the jury's guilty verdict brought shock and relief to many—but was it truly the correct call, or did the defense face an uphill battle stacked against them from the start? Former prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Faddis weighs in on the chilling reality of the trial, where Judge Gull's decisions seemingly tilted the scales of justice. Faddis and Tony Brueski explore how a judge's power can create an unbalanced courtroom, especially when it appears the rules were written by one person. Are appeals and ethics committees enough to check a judicial system that sometimes feels more like a game of gods and mortals than a fair process?

Was Richard Allen really given a chance to share his side of the story, or did the system set him up to fail?

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