The Docket Ep.1035: Richard Allen's Appellate Brief Analyzed pt.2

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🗓️ 22 December 2025

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Bob and Ali are joined by attorney Michael Ausbrook to continue discssing and analyzing the recently filed appeal for Richard Allen.

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0:00.0	Well, good afternoon,
0:09.0	Well, good afternoon, depending on where you're at in the world.
0:25.5	I am Bob Mata.
0:26.4	I am the host of Defense Diaries.
0:28.4	And as always, I am joined by my beautiful, brilliant, fabulous co-host, Allie.
0:36.7	What's up, girl?
0:38.0	Hey, babe. Hey, babe.
0:38.6	Hey, all.
0:39.3	All right.
0:39.7	Tell the people why we're here before you bring up our cast.
0:41.9	We are here.
0:42.6	Yes, my dear.
0:43.4	We are here.
0:44.8	I believe it is December 19th, 2025.
0:49.2	And this is part two of the Richard Allen Appellate brief review slash analysis, obviously dealing with the case of the people of the state of Indiana versus Richard Allen.
1:04.0	And I am thrilled to have our guest with us, who is a brilliant attorney.
1:10.2	Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise because if they are,
1:13.7	they're full of shit. Michael Osbrook, what's up, my friend? Well, I'm suffering a little from
1:20.0	the Friday afternoon grunge too, not looking my absolute best. We absolutely do. And I went through the live the other night with the sound off on triple speed just to see the chat.
1:34.3	And, you know, thank you to all the people who said such nice things.
1:38.8	But...
1:39.7	Except to me.
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