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1:01:26Now PlayingPositively Legal hosts Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor join the show to discuss
why Jonna opted for a bench trial instead of a jury trial recently, why knowing the judge makes all the difference in a bench trial, the newly released trove of photo and video evidence from the Karmelo Anthony trial, why video of Anthony fleeing the scene is evidence of consciousness of guilt, why the bodycam footage of Anthony’s arrest makes things look worse, whether Karmelo Anthony believes he was legally justified in stabbing Ausin Metcalf, Florida real estate mogul George Pino’s “not guilty” verdict, why this was a very predictable verdict, whether it was a mistake for the state to go all in culpable negligence, New York trial attorney Arthur Aidala joins Mark and Jonna for a brand new segment on Positively Legal called “Cross” where the hosts cross-examine the veteran lawyer on anything and everything, Arthur reveal the dumbest thing he ever said in court, Arthur shares the time his client gave the most ridiculous excuse for murder he ever heard, who Arthur would change lives with, how Arthur became great friends with Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Arthur explains how he separates personal value from the outcome of his legal cases, Arthur’s hidden talent, why “All in the Family” is Arthur’s favorite television show, who is responsible for death of a woman in Brazil who was thrown off a 130 foot bridge without a rope secured, and more.
Mark Eiglarsh
Jonna Spilbor
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