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This week the attorneys from Behzadi & Osborne law firm talk about the Antonio Brown saga and discuss managing clients. 
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This week the attorneys from Behzadi & Osborne law firm talk about the Tyreek Hill situation with the emergence of new incriminating audio. Albert and Joel are also joined by Vinny Sena, a practicing attorney from New York, who calls in to talk about his history as a prosecutor in New York in dealing with similar cases to Hill's.
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This week the attorneys from Behzadi & Osborne law firm talk about the Robert Kraft case and the motion filed by the defense team to suppress video evidence of the alleged act. Albert Behzadi and Joel Osborne discuss the facts of the case and the merit of the motion and the likelihood it will be accepted by the judge.
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In the final piece of the two-part episode, Orlando attorneys Albert Behzadi and Joel Osborne from Behzadi & Osborne Law firm discuss marijuana laws in Florida. They answer a listener question about how it's possible to conclude the level of impairment of a cannabis user.
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Orlando attorneys Albert Behzadi and Joel Osborne from Behzadi & Osborne Law firm discuss a case in which an officer had probable cause with the smell of marijuana in the vehicle. They discuss the changing Florida law on marijuana and how it can impact cases moving forward.
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The attorneys discuss suspicion and probable cause from a legal aspect and talk in-depth about what officers are looking for when you're pulled over and if you have to answer questioning. Albert Bezhadi and Joel Osborne discuss the topic from the prosecution and defense angle from their time on respective sides of counsel.