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In Cinema's Everywhere, Boxing Day, see it first with previews from December 22.

I'm Chandley Painter, and this is the Fox True Crime Podcast.

Music Luigi Mangione is back in court this week for pretrial hearings to determine what evidence can be presented at his later trial trial.

Mangione's defense is fighting to get statements he made during his arrest, as well as evidence obtained from his backpack, excluded from trial.

While his legal team claims that officers prematurely searched and questioned Mangione before

reading his Miranda rights, prosecutors argue that the police acted within the law. Mangione before reading his Miranda rights. Prosecutors argue that the police acted within the law.

Mangione was arrested on December 9th, 2024 at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania,

concluding a five-day manhunt that began after the deadly shooting of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Criminal Defense Attorney and Fox News contributor Donna Ratuno is a co-host on Fox Nation's

The Weekly Rap She. She joins me now with her expert legal analysis of the case.

I know you're very familiar with this courthouse where it's taking place.

In fact, I met you there many years ago at that courthouse. You've been inside that courtroom. For our listeners who don't know, Donna, is fantastic inside a courtroom to watch as a lawyer. So I want to get your take on this case, particular case. It's gone on, it's a pre-trial hearing, as we know. It's gone on for several days. and know you're following it step by step of the way

how do you think it's fairing so far for prosecutors sure so you know it's really interesting obviously

as a defense attorney i always try to look at it with that hat on and through those lenses but honestly

when i first read the defenses motions or papers,

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