One of the things that upsets me about a lot of lawyers is there, I say this, and it's true, they're a little bit lazy. You know, they don't want to do the work. It's easy just to have you go in, plead guilty. They do a sentencing memo and go home. A lot of lawyers are afraid to do trials. My theory is that you've got to keep the government honest. You can't let them get away with whatever they say or want to do.

Welcome back to Lockton with Ian Bick.

On today's episode, I have a guest you guys are going to love my criminal defense attorney Jonathan Einhorn from New Haven, Connecticut,

who represented me during my criminal trial and my entire criminal case in general when I was a

teenager is here on the show to share his perspective of my case and also the criminal justice

system in general. I am so excited to share John's perspective

with you. He's a dear friend of mine. He's a huge supporter of the show. And I really think you

guys are going to appreciate his perspective. So sit back, relax, and get ready to lock in with

Jonathan Einhorn. Well, John, let's get into it. Thank you so much for coming on the show. It's an absolute honor. You came all the way from New Haven, and you were my criminal defense attorney during the trial, and I'm sure our audience is going to love to hear that aspect of it today. And, you know, I've been thinking about getting you on the show since I started because I knew you'd be like the perfect fit. Well, thank you. That's nice. It really is fun to be here. And, yeah, it was really an interesting trial. Happy to talk about it. And I got to congratulate you, too, on how far you've come since then. This is terrific. You've really, and every day you seem to be, you know, headed upward.

So that's great.

Thank you.

And you follow us on Facebook and I always see you liking and everything.

Do you watch the episodes too?

Some of them.

I've seen some of them, not all of them, but I recommend it to anybody.

Just some of the stuff is really fascinating.

Do you think it helps attorneys in your position, like listening to some of these episodes at all or even the prosecutors?

What's like your mindset on it?

Well, the prosecutors, it usually doesn't affect, you know, there's really two schools of prosecutors.

You've got the ones, and I won't mention names, but like we had in your case who feel that they're doing God's work.

And there's nothing you can do is going to change that.

If you're accused of a crime, you've got to be guilty, according to them.

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