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News Brief: Law & Order's Boring Anti-Bail Reform Diatribe

Citations Needed

Citations Needed

News, Society & Culture

4.84.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Five days before the midterm elections, the long-running NBC staple removed all subtlety and character work and explicitly lobbied against bail reform in a ham-fisted, boring slog of an episode. With guest Juwan J. Holmes.

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0:00.0

Welcome to a citations needed news brief. I am Neema Shirazi. I'm Adam Johnson. We do these news

0:09.6

briefs in between our regularly scheduled episodes when, uh, oh I don't know, we need to talk about the

0:14.9

larger dick wolf of verse and the endless copaganda that not only have we seen for decades but has

0:21.4

reached maybe a new fever pitch. Before we get to that, of course, I should mention that you can

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always follow the show on Twitter and citations. But while Twitter still exists and Facebook

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0:35.6

podcasts all your support through patreon is so incredibly appreciated as we are 100%

0:41.0

listener funded and today Adam, we want to talk specifically about a recent episode of the

0:45.9

rebooted law and order police procedural police law procedural, uh, the kind of set the stage

0:52.8

initially started airing in 1990. Now it is backs and waterston is back and we have with us to

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talk about this recent episode episode six of law and order season 22. It's called vicious cycle

1:06.3

and oh my god, is it a doozy and we are joined by our guest today, Jawan J. Holmes, Brooklyn

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born journalist and writer specializing in digital media culture and art criticism. You can follow

1:17.6

Jawan on Twitter while it still exists at Jawan, the writer, Jawan. Thank you so much for joining us

1:24.3

today on citations needed. Hello, Adam Neema. Thank you for inviting me. I'm excited. As I'll

1:29.9

get into I'm very much into the law and order universe. But as we'll talk about it, I'm definitely

1:35.0

taking a turn that even I can't even with the low bar. That has been set for decades. Yeah,

1:44.0

for those who don't know, law and order, the original, which is the only one I ever watched. I never

1:47.6

watched S for you because there was too many. It was too grotesque. You know, it was constantly

1:50.7

talking about there's lines where she's talking about, you know, uh, and you saw the most of the

1:54.6

banana and I was like, you know, I think I'm done here. And law and order, the original though,

1:58.6

which I watched, it was on from 1990 to 2010, went off the air for 11 years then came back in 2021.

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