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Welcome to Phyllity Friday, a presentation of the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here is your host, John Otermat.

Felons friends and freedom lovers, thank you for joining me for another episode of Felony Friday on the Lions of Liberty Podcast.

I'm really excited for this particular episode because my

guest today is extremely passionate about shining a light on the broken criminal justice system.

He's so passionate about it that he sent out a tweet rant of over 40 tweets in February

that exposed a cop for lying about evidence and then went on to explain why injustice

like this is built into the system. Before I introduce my guest, I do want to quickly note where you can

find the show notes for this episode. This is episode 19 of felony Friday. So that means the show

notes can be found at Lions of Liberty.com slash FF19.

We're going to talk about a couple different articles, and I will link to them in the show notes.

My guest today is Greg Doucette.

Greg is a self-described computer scientist turned lawyer.

He's an attorney in Durham, North Carolina, and a 2012 graduate of the North Carolina Central University School of Law.

He also runs the blog titled Law Dev Nall, which he began in 2009 during his time in law school.

Greg made some headlines recently when he took to Twitter to share his experiences,

defending a young client from

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