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Hunter on Law and Crime Trial Network. 4 Defendants have been charged with defrauding "We Build the Wall" donors. Hunter comments that for the prosecution, this is a straightforward financial wire fraud case, "follow the money." He adds that this is a classic case for one of the defendants to take a plea to reduce their sentence in exchange for information to convict the other 3. Who will it be?  

Adult film star has been charged. 17 Victims have come forward alleging various sex crimes against Ron Jeremy. Hunter remarks that this will be an uphill trial battle for the defense.

Transwoman Layleen Polanco suffered a seizure, while in solitary confinement, in Rikers Island. Prison officials knew of her medical condition and still placed her in solitary confinement, which her family believes contributed to her death. Hunter says, "It's very simple. You don't put a person with a known medical condition in solitary confinement."

18-year old Emily Gee received a $2500 bill for police overtime for their presence at her BLM protest. Hunter says, " This is a prime example of utilizing a law to prevent someone from exercising their first amendment rights. Plain and simple."

Hunter explains a Castle Doctrine state where a person has the right to defend their home and loves ones. Breonna Taylor was killed by police in an apartment raid. Her boyfriend had a legally registered gun and fired one shot and was initially charged with attempted murder of an officer.

Hunter Shkolnik discusses New Jersey's new race-based 9-1-1 calls. A caller can be charged with a bias crime for a fake call.

Was this murder or self-defense? Marie Napoli provides legal commentary to Newsmax National Report.

Partner Chris Schnieders explains that the federal lawsuit filed on behalf of the National Black Farmer's Association seeks injunctive relief to protect black farmers and minority farmers.

Partner Chris Schnieders contends that the only way to break the cycle is to remove Roundup from the market.

Co-counsel Chris Schnieders said it’s time for the United States to join nations in Europe and Asia that have already banned the sale of Roundup, including Bayer’s home country of Germany, which has announced plans to phase out its use by 2023.