Hashing Out the Law is a podcast that explores the law in all its forms. From ancient codes to contemporary complexities, we discuss the history, evolution, and application of law in our society. Join us as we uncover the stories, the people, and the pivotal moments that have shaped our legal landscape. Subscribe now to explore the profound impact of the law on our lives, one enlightening episode at a time.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 6 hours 47 minutes
episode 12: The Drone Laws You Are Looking For
On this episode we will be talking to Chris Tatem. Chris and I will discuss Pennsylvania’s new Drone Law that went into effect on January 12thand compare it to California’s existing drone laws. As an attorney, Chris gets to watch lawyers play their trade in the courtroom and refine his ability to ask the right questions...
episode 11: Common Law in Modern Life
On this episode we will be talking to Trent Gander. We discuss the concept of Common Law, it's origin and current role in in modern life. Such as the Court Process, Freedom of the Press, and Gun Rights. Trent is a graduate of Christian Liberty Academy, where he studied U.S. history, law, and civics. He also has over ten years experience in the study and application of Judeo-Christian practice and certain Middle Eastern customs...
episode 10: The People Business
On this episode we will be talking to Carmen Dellutri. Carmen grew up in New jersey working in his family’s gas station. It was during this time when he learned how to treat people with respect, to ask real questions that matter, and to listen – “The People Business.” As an attorney Carmen uses these valuable skills to assist people with their legal problem...
episode 9: Safe Haven in America
On this episode we will be talking to Michael Wildes. Michael began his legal career as a federal prosecutor then joined his father’s firm, Wildes & Weinberg. From 2004 to 2010 he served as the mayor of Englewood, NJ. In 2011, he became Adjunct Professor of Business Immigration Law at the Benjamin Cordozo School of law. Michael has appeared before Congress to testify on immigration and terrorism issues...
episode 8: Into the Himalayas
On this episode our guest is Jeff Rasley. Jeff had a successful law practice for 30 years. At the age of 55 he left law to organize and lead Himalayan expeditions, write, teach, and pursue nonprofit endeavors . Jeff is the author of ten books, and an award-winning photographer. His pictures have been published in several journals. Jeff is the founder and former president of the Basa Village Foundation USA, which raises money for culturally sensitive development work in the Basa area of Nepal...
episode 7: The Psychic Lawyer
On this episode our guest is Mark Anthony the “Psychic Lawyer®” (also known as the Psychic Explorer®.) Mark is a fourth generation psychic medium who communicates with spirits. He is also a successful attorney, licensed to practice law in Florida, Washington D.C., and before the United States Supreme Court. He is the bestselling author of NEVER LETTING GO and EVIDENCE OF ETERNITY and recently appeared on CBS TV’s hit show “The Doctors...
episode 6: Court of Law vs. Court of Public Opinion
In this episode our guest, Professor Leslie Y. Garfield Tenzer, and I discuss media coverage involving court cases such as OJ Simpson and Casey Anthony. We cover the difference between how the public/media see a case and how the case plays out in court. Professor Tenzer teaches at Pace University Law School in White Plains, NY and regularly lectures nationally. She is also the host of the podcast Law To Fact...
episode 5: From Big Law to Better Law
In this episode our guest, Morvareed Salehpour, and I discuss her experiences and her transition from "Big Law" to opening her own practice. We also speak about such topics as Blockchains, Cannabis, and Bernie Madoff . (Recorded 10/18/18)
*Disclaimer - The materials on this Podcast are for informational purposes only and are not legal advice...
episode 4: A Brush With the Law
In this episode our guest, Larry Wolf talks about the experiences he has had during his 43 years of practicing law. He also tells us how he started painting to relieve the stress and the birth of "A Brush With the Law." (Recorded 8/26/18)
*Disclaimer - The materials on this Podcast are for informational purposes only and are not legal advice...
episode 3: Fun Facts of Medieval Law
In this episode our guest, Hollis Jo McCollum, discusses a number of crimes and punishment in Medieval times. Hollis also talks about her new book "To Save a World" which is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. (Recorded 8/17/18)
*Disclaimer - The materials on this Podcast are for informational purposes only and are not legal advice...