Getting Off

Jessa and Nick talk child pornography, child erotica, the sex offender registry, and the age of consent.

Jessa and Nick conclude their "policy discussion" about sex crimes and introduce their next slated case -- the manufacturing child pornography trial of singer R.Kelly

Nick, Jessa, and very special guest Andy cover both whether or not people want to be sent dick pics AND the recent not guilty verdicts in the People v. Garcia-Zarate.

The recent homicide/manslaughter verdict that has recently drawn national attention is highlighted by Jessa, Nick, and special guest commentator Andy Martinez. We're going to try not to politicize this....and probably fail.

Our second installment of People v. Garcia-Zarate, the recent controversial case out of San Francisco.

The conclusion of the Garcia-Zarate case.

Jessa and Nick conclude their discussion about traumatic/organic brain injury and NGI.

At this point, we're just spamming you with information about brain injury cases. Enjoy.

Nick and Jessa delve into a case they actually tried dealing with brain injury as an NGI defense and draw parallels to the Hernandez saga.

Jessa and Nick lay down some science on you to start discussing how an NGI defense would've looked in the saga of Aaron Hernandez.

Nick & Jessa give you a bonus "microsode" on the recently filed Brock Turner appeal.

Jessa & Nick cover the Suffolk county double homicide trial of Aaron Hernandez.

Nick and Jessa deep dive into the Commonwealth v. Aaron Hernandez: the homicide of Odin Lloyd.

Nick & Jessa give you some basic facts about what they've started to refer to as the "Aaron Hernandez saga", specifically some background information and some of the facts/charges. This episode stops right before the Odin Lloyd homicide trial.

Jessa & Nick conclude their conversation about the Turner case and introduce the next deeper dive case they’ll be discussing.

Nick & Jessa conclude their discussion of the Brock Turner case, including trial and sentencing. #lawpod #truecrime

Nick & Jessa discuss the Brock Turner case in a two part episode. This covers the facts of the case and some of the pretrial issues. Part 2 covers the trial and sentencing.

In the first full length episode, we talk a little more about who we are & the plan for this podcast. We then move on to a discussion of the “court words” & how the way we use legal terminology, particularly in sensitive crimes cases. Finally, we introduce the first case we’ll be talking about in detail.

The very first attempt at Getting Off -- a podcast run by two criminal defense attorneys (we are business partners and close friends) designed to talk about law, crime, trials, evidence, criminal justice policy issues, and how the world of the courtroom is represented in popular culture. This is our test/brief introduction. Please stick with us as we figure out how to do this, it'll be sort of fun, we promise.