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Welcome back. It's time for a case brief, keeping you in the loop with the cases you care about most,

just more briefly. If you want the full coverage, it's linked in the description below. But for now,

let's get into it.

Your Honor, at this time, I, on behalf of what to injecting Quinn and with Mr. Reuters under she any consent,

would ask to draw as counsel's record.

We're going to court in Los Angeles to look at the arraignment for Nick Reiner.

He has been charged with the murder of his parents.

I did a podcast on that right before we took a break for the holidays.

It's on the Emily Show channel, which gave us a, I hope, grounded perspective

of these are the things we know so far. And this is where the case is likely going to go.

This case, more than a lot of cases I've seen recently, has really pulled in all of the speculation, all of the internet is all of a sudden

an expert in addiction, recovery, narcotics, family dynamics, Hollywood, politics,

police procedures, you name it. I'm a lawyer. I know some things. I was a DA for a long time,

but we're going to focus on what the process will be in court, not what the best headline is going to be.

That's what we're here for. What's going to happen in court? And so what I suspected we would

see happening before we went into the arraignment today was either the arraignment happening,

which is defendant. These are the charges against you. Do you waive formal reading of the

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