Hey guys and welcome to another quick week review. We are looking at eight hours and three episodes

of Rogans this week, spanning from criminal justice, reform, comedy and MMA. Pretty good.

Episode 2432, we got Josh Dubin. The Doobes is back. Executive Director of the Pearl Mutter Center of Legal Justice and a civil rights attorney. He returned to discuss

systematic issues in the US justice system.

We all know him. If you're a long time, Rogan listener, I mean, he must have been on half a

dozen times now. The conversation delved into, you know, same as always, wrongful convictions,

prosecutorial corruption and the historical criminalization of marijuana

tied to corporate interests in the 1930s. Doe and share details on recent cases, such as a $50 million

defamation verdict and efforts to exonerate Nelson Cruz after 26 years in prison,

despite evidence pointing to another suspect. They also touched on barbaric deportation practices

for green card holders and the challenges of overturning convictions due to unaccredited DNA labs and coerced testimonials.

Highlights of the episode, Dubin emphasizes the cartel-like origins of marijuana prohibitions,

discussions on empathy in legal work, and personal mental health strategies.

Rogan and Dubin explored how law enforcement prioritizes convictions over truth, which is

brutal and painful to listen to. Online fan reception of the episode.

Online platforms like Reddit and the subreds.

Reactions were largely negative, honestly, from what I saw.

Criticism was focusing on Dubin's past involvement in cases where exonerated individuals reoffended.

We all remember the Sheldon Johnson's, who was later arrested for murder, who came on, Rogan's show.

I knew that would come back to bite him in the ass.

Honestly, it's really unfortunate.

I mean, we've got to put that in perspective.

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