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12 NOV.

The Christmas Day Shooting and Intimate Partner Violence

Mighty MERP returns with a discussion about intimate partner violence and traumatic stress. ⚖️ In this episode of the Mighty MERP podcast, Dr. Dawn Hughes, a clinical and forensic psychologist, discusses her career path and expertise in intimate partner violence and trauma. The conversation delves into the complexities of forensic psychology, particularly in legal cases involving domestic violence. Dr. Hughes shares insights from a specific case involving a woman charged with murder after shooting her husband on Christmas Day, exploring the nuances of self-defense and the psychological factors at play. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding trauma and the challenges faced by victims of intimate partner violence. This conversation delves into the complexities of domestic violence, exploring the psychological impact on victims, the role of evidence in legal cases, and the myths surrounding intimate partner violence. The discussion highlights the influence of children in these situations and the challenges faced in navigating legal outcomes. Both MERP, and Dr. Hughes emphasize the importance of understanding coercive control and the need for education on these issues to better support victims and inform legal proceedings. takeaways Dr. Hughes has a background in both psychology and law. Forensic psychology applies clinical psychology principles to legal issues. Intimate partner violence encompasses various forms of abuse, not just physical. Understanding trauma is crucial in evaluating cases of domestic violence. Self-defense laws may not align with psychological realities of trauma. Expert testimony can help clarify misconceptions in legal cases. The reliability of data is essential in psychological assessments. Victims of domestic violence often face significant barriers to leaving their abusers. Psychological assessments can reveal patterns of behavior and trauma. The intersection of law and psychology is complex and often misunderstood. Domestic violence often stems from long-term psychological manipulation. Leaving an abusive relationship can increase the risk of violence. Coercive control is a significant aspect of intimate partner violence. Children are deeply affected by domestic violence, often more than recognized. Victims may stay in abusive relationships for various complex reasons. The legal system often fails to recognize the nuances of domestic violence cases. Education on intimate partner violence is crucial for legal professionals. Myths about domestic violence can hinder understanding and support for victims. Healing is possible for victims after traumatic experiences. The resolution of legal cases can be complex and emotionally charged. Exploring Forensic Psychology with Dr. Dawn Hughes The Intersection of Trauma and Law Understanding Intimate Partner Violence A Deep Dive into Domestic Violence Cases The Role of Forensic Psychology in Legal Matters Self-Defense and Domestic Violence: A Complex Relationship

12 nov.

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1 h 7 min
30 SEPT.

Just Say No to Searches... and Look Professional

Mighty MERP ⚖️ welcomes you to Season 4! In this episode Melissa calls her producer Tom on the carpet to discuss upcoming guests, true crime, and her plan for this season. Melissa discusses professionalism and comfort in the courtroom, the importance of lawyer wellness, and the complexities of legal cases. She shares insights on the nuances of attorney-client privilege, the impact of police reports and body cam footage on legal proceedings, and the psychological aspects of true crime. The conversation also touches on the significance of trademarking the podcast and the realities of navigating legal mistakes in healthcare settings. takeaways • Balancing professionalism and comfort is a daily conflict for lawyers. • Lawyer wellness is crucial due to the stressful nature of the job. • Consultations create an attorney-client privilege even without a fee exchange. • True crime media has a significant impact on public perception of legal cases. • The nuances of legal cases are often lost in media portrayals. • Mistakes in healthcare often stem from systemic failures, not individual negligence. • Police reports can be inconsistent with body cam footage, affecting case outcomes. • Understanding constitutional rights is essential during police encounters. • The nature of truth in legal proceedings is complex and subjective. • True crime shows can provide a clearer picture of events than court cases. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Mighty MERP Season Four 02:57 The Importance of Lawyer Wellness 05:48 Exploring Complex Legal Cases 09:08 Trademarking the Mighty MERP Podcast 11:53 Navigating Legal Mistakes in Healthcare 14:56 Understanding Legal Standards in Medical Cases 17:46 The Role of Police Reports in Legal Cases 21:10 The Impact of Body Cam Footage 23:59 Constitutional Rights During Police Encounters 26:56 The Psychology of True Crime 29:48 The Nature of Truth in Legal Proceedings

30 sept.

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55 min
13/01/2022

Tim Hart pt5 - Not the Australian Flute Player

Welcome to the final segment in this series with Tim Hart of Van Dyk Mortgage in Fort Myers. He continues the conversation, Speakeasy-style, with Carmen Dellutri and Casey Byrus of the Dellutri Law Group. Tune in for tips to streamline your financing processes, and get the credit you deserve. All episodes are recorded in The Standard, at Page Field. Don't forget, the best way to support the show is to rate & subscribe anywhere you listen to podcasts. To learn more about Tim Hart, the Sydney Australia born singer songwriter, CLICK HERE. For information about Tim Hart the Fort Myers mortgage professional, visit TimHartJR.com

13/01/2022

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15 min
19 OCT.

A Richie Lomurro Mighty MERP Takeover Extravaganza!

Join the Mighty LoMURRo podcast ⚖️ with pirate-host Rich Lomurro taking over for Melissa Rosenblum. Full EP page: https://mightymerp.com/lomurro-takeover In this episode, Melissa shares her journey into the legal profession, discussing her transition from aspiring prosecutor to public defender. She reflects on her experiences at the Philadelphia Public Defender's Office, the complexities of navigating plea deals, and the challenges of representing clients in serious cases, particularly sexual assault. She emphasizes the importance of constitutional rights and the belief in justice for all, regardless of the allegations against them. Melissa also discusses the nuances of case value and client outcomes, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the legal system. In this conversation, Melissa discusses the complexities of domestic violence cases, the implications of the trial tax, and the inconsistencies in prosecutorial decisions across different counties. She emphasizes the importance of relationships in legal practice and reflects on the challenges of jury trials, particularly the inability to understand juror decision-making. The conversation concludes with a tribute to a respected public defender. takeaways Melissa's journey into law began with a personal inspiration. Her early struggles with speech shaped her communication skills. Rosenblum initially aimed to prosecute violent crimes against women and children. She found her calling as a public defender during law school. The Philadelphia Public Defender's Office provided intensive training. Managing client expectations is crucial in plea negotiations. Sexual assault cases present unique challenges in the legal system. Melissa believes in the presumption of innocence for all clients. The value of a case can vary significantly based on individual circumstances. Domestic violence cases often involve complex emotional and legal factors. The trial tax can significantly impact defendants who choose to go to trial. Prosecutorial discretion varies widely between counties, affecting case outcomes. Building relationships with local prosecutors and judges is crucial for effective defense. Jury trials can be unpredictable, and understanding juror dynamics is essential. Clients must be informed about the risks of going to trial versus accepting plea deals. The legal system can be inconsistent, leading to disparities in justice. Public defenders play a vital role in the legal system and deserve recognition. Understanding the nuances of each case is critical for legal representation. Honesty and transparency with clients are fundamental to legal practice. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Takeover 00:59 Melissa's Journey to Law 03:52 Transition from Prosecution to Defense 08:06 Experience at the Philadelphia Public Defender's Office 11:01 Navigating Plea Deals and Client Expectations 16:47 The Complexity of Sexual Assault Cases 22:03 Belief in Constitutional Rights and Justice 27:12 The Value of Cases and Client Outcomes 29:33 The Complexity of Domestic Violence Cases 36:17 Understanding the Trial Tax 44:43 Inconsistencies in Prosecutorial Decisions 50:01 The Importance of Relationships in Legal Practice 57:47 Reflections on Justice and Jury Decisions

19 oct.

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1 h
14 OCT.

Criminalizing Healthcare Mistakes with Linda Laskowski Jones

Full episode page: https://MightyMERP.com/linda-laskowski-jones Mighty MERP returns for ⚖️ a conversation that explores the complex issue of criminalizing medical errors in healthcare, focusing on the perspectives of nursing professionals and the systemic failures that contribute to these errors. Linda Laskowski Jones, a seasoned nurse, discusses the emotional toll on healthcare workers, the importance of a supportive environment for error reporting, and the implications of criminalization on the nursing profession. The discussion also highlights the need for accountability in healthcare systems and the role of patients in ensuring their safety. takeaways Criminalizing #medical errors can deter #healthcare professionals from reporting mistakes. Most medical errors are the result of systemic failures, not individual #negligence. The Swiss cheese model illustrates how multiple factors can lead to errors in healthcare. Nurses often face significant emotional distress after making a medical error. Healthcare systems must prioritize creating a #safe environment for error reporting. #Patient safety is a shared responsibility between healthcare providers and patients. The criminalization of medical errors can lead to a chilling effect on self-reporting. Healthcare professionals need adequate support and resources to prevent errors. Errors should be addressed through professional #regulation, not #criminal prosecution. The nursing profession is facing a shortage, and criminalization may deter new entrants. Sound Bites "Criminalizing medical errors is terrifying." "Most errors are not made in isolation." "The Swiss cheese model explains error prevention." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Medical Errors and Criminalization 02:59 The Impact of Criminalizing Medical Errors 06:04 Understanding System Failures in Healthcare 08:46 The Role of Nursing in Medical Errors 11:59 The Swiss Cheese Model of Error Prevention 14:58 The Emotional Toll on Healthcare Professionals 18:09 The Future of Medical Error Prosecution 21:03 Patient Safety and Healthcare Accountability #law #podcast #newjersey #nj #attorney #lawyer

14 oct.

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1 h 14 min
26/02/2022 · BONUS

SWFL Real Estate Podcast Series 🏠

We've got a great series with professionals from all facets of 👔 SWFL real estate! Don’t forget to rate & subscribe wherever you’re listening to the Speakeasy Law Podcast SWFL real estate podcast series. Follow Carmen & Casey's Fort Myers law podcast: https://speakeasylawpodcast.com Full episodes on Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8VBp2FMg5KIguXQH2Cr_3-a-Z7cpzXj1 Dellutri Law Group: https://dellutrilawgroup.com Niche podcast production: https://nichepodcastnetwork.com

26/02/2022 · Bonus

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1 min
7 OCT.

NJ Lawyers Assistance Program with Evan Levow and Defne Ekin

The Mighty MERP Podcast - ⚖️ In this episode, Melissa Rosenblum welcomes Dr. Defne Ekin and attorney Evan Levow to discuss the importance of lawyer wellness, the New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program, and the personal journeys of both guests. They explore the stigma surrounding addiction in the legal profession, the significance of specialization in law, and the evolving landscape of mental health support for lawyers. Evan shares his personal story of struggle and recovery, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and the confidentiality offered by NJ Lawyers Assistance Program. The conversation highlights the need for open discussions about mental health and addiction within the legal community, encouraging lawyers to prioritize their well-being. takeaways • Specialization in law can lead to greater expertise. • The New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program offers vital support for lawyers. • Addiction is often misunderstood as a moral failing. • Confidentiality is crucial for those seeking help. • Ambivalence is a common experience in addiction recovery. • Lawyers face unique stressors that can impact their mental health. • It's important to have open conversations about wellness in the legal profession. • Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. • The stigma around addiction can prevent professionals from seeking help. • Law school can be a challenging environment for mental health. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to DWI Law and Specialization 01:19 Exploring Lawyer Wellness and Support Systems 02:12 Origin Stories: Defne Ekin's Journey 13:29 Evan Levow's Path to DWI Law 20:43 The Importance of Specialization in Law 23:09 Understanding the New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program 30:05 The Stigma of Addiction in the Legal Profession 34:27 Evan's Personal Story of Struggle and Recovery 45:27 Confidentiality and Support in NJ LAP 53:15 The Evolving Landscape of Lawyer Wellness 01:07:02 Final Thoughts on Law School and Career Satisfaction

7 oct.

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1 h 19 min
08/11/2022

What Happened To Tiffany Valiante's Clothes? ⚖️

In Part 2 of the Tiffany Valiante mystery, ⚖️ attorney Paul D’Amato And Meg discuss, in detail, the clothing that Tiffany Valiante was wearing on the night in question. We'll cover items that were found at the scene, and clothes and items that were found in the days, weeks and months to follow. In addition, we'll discuss the autopsy, the results of the train’s black box, and statements overheard by a Wawa employee - that Tiffany may have the victim of foul play. Hoerner Law: https://hoernerlaw.com What Happened to Tiffany Valiente: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/tiffany-valiante-netflix/ Cannabis Legalization in NJ: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/cannabis-legalization-nj/ Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/lindbergh-kidnapping/ Lindbergh Kidnapping Blog Posts: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/blog/category/lindbergh-kidnapping/ Start a Legal Podcast: https://lawfirmpodcasts.com Start a Niche Business Podcast: https://nichepodcast.net

08/11/2022

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43 min
15/01/2023

Christian Barth pt3 🚷 Disturbing Revelations

Join us for the 3rd and final segment in this conversation with Christian Barth, author of The Garden State Parkway Murders: A Cold Case Mystery. Christian Barth is a writer, attorney, and photographer originally from New Jersey. The Midwest Book Review lauded his first book, The Origins of Infamy, as “a very recommended read for true crime aficionados." Generally recognized as the foremost civilian authority on the 1969 Garden State Parkway murders, he resides in Connecticut. We discuss his book, The Garden State Parkway Murders: A Cold Case Odyssey, published by WildBlue Press. All Christian Barth Episodes: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/guests/christian-barth/ Christian Barth: https://christianbarthauthor.com Hoerner Law: https://hoernerlaw.com What Happened to Tiffany Valiante: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/tiffany-valiante-netflix/ Cannabis Legalization in NJ: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/cannabis-legalization-nj/ Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/category/lindbergh-kidnapping/ Lindbergh Kidnapping Blog Posts: https://www.njcriminalpodcast.com/blog/category/lindbergh-kidnapping/ Start a Legal Podcast: https://lawfirmpodcasts.com Start a Niche Business Podcast: https://nichepodcast.net

15/01/2023

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36 min
28 AVR.

Colonel Stephen Patrick Reflects on a Career in Law

Colonel Steven Patrick, a retired attorney and former military officer, discusses his career in law and the changes he has witnessed over the past 58 years. He graduated from law school in 1965 and began practicing law in South Jersey. He shares his experiences in the military, including his time in Germany and his service in the National Guard. Colonel Patrick also talks about his transition to criminal defense work and his experiences in the Cumberland County courts. He reflects on his numerous trials and his approach to winning cases. A retired attorney with nearly 60 years of experience, discusses the changes he has witnessed in the practice of law. He highlights the shift from individual lawyer questioning during voir dire to the judge-led questioning system, the transition from paper discovery to electronic discovery, and the increase in paperwork and forms in the legal process. Patrick also shares his thoughts on criminal justice reform, the importance of history, and the challenges of managing the business side of law. He offers advice to young lawyers and reflects on his career. Takeaways Colonel Steven Patrick has been practicing law for 58 years and has witnessed significant changes in the legal profession. He served in the military and was stationed in Germany for three years. Colonel Patrick has been a formidable criminal defense attorney in Cumberland, Cape May, and Atlantic counties. He has handled numerous trials and has a high success rate in winning cases. Colonel Patrick has no interest in becoming a prosecutor or a judge. The practice of law has undergone significant changes over the years, including the shift from individual lawyer questioning during voir dire to judge-led questioning. The transition from paper discovery to electronic discovery has made the process more time-consuming and challenging. There has been an increase in paperwork and forms in the legal process, which can be burdensome for attorneys. Criminal justice reform, including the elimination of cash bail, has had both positive and negative impacts. The study of history can provide valuable insights and perspectives for lawyers. Managing the business side of law can be challenging, and many attorneys struggle with balancing legal expertise and business acumen. Losing cases can be a valuable learning experience for young lawyers. Colonel Patrick encourages young lawyers to focus on the key elements of a case and not get caught up in nitpicking every detail. The Colonel reflects on his career and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to help others. He acknowledges the challenges faced by women in the legal profession and the prevalence of women in government legal positions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Historical Context 07:07 Military Service and Commission 24:23 Establishing a Solo Law Practice 32:50 Trials and Winning Record 40:17 The Burden of Paperwork 50:34 Balancing Legal Expertise and Business Acumen 01:00:40 Advice for Young Lawyers

28 avr.

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1 h 9 min

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