Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily's The Stybar, taking you inside the courtrooms and

trials of high profile and notorious cases from across the country.

I'm your host Joshua Ritter, a criminal defense lawyer based here in Los Angeles and previously

an LA County prosecutor for nearly a decade.

We are recording this on Monday, March 7, 2022, and we are very excited today to be joined

by Imran Ansari, a trial attorney and former prosecutor with hundreds of cases under

his belt, specializing in civil litigation, personal injury, and criminal law.

And he's also a legal analyst for court TV and part time host of the Long Crime Network.

Welcome Imran.

Thank you, Josh, great to be here.

Absolutely.

Today we're going to be covering a bunch of high profile cases making headlines across

the country that I'm sure you have been following Imran, so I know listeners are going to be

eager to hear your thoughts and analysis.

So we'll jump right in because the one that made huge news last week was Brett Hinkerson

found not guilty of endangering Breonna Taylor's neighbors in wanton endangerment case.

And just to kind of catch folks up on this.

This is the only officer that was charged in connection with the March 2020 shooting.

But the charges most importantly were not related to Taylor's actual death.

Prosecutors called 26 witnesses over five days arguing that Hinkerson shot blindly into a window

from outside the apartment in the direction perpendicular to where the shots originated from.

And those are the shots that were coming from inside of the apartment that officers were

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