Lawyer Talk: Off the Record
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Lawyer Talk: Off the Record
Join Steve Palmer, a seasoned criminal defense lawyer, as he shares valuable legal insights on DUI, traffic stops, and your rights in the legal system. For more, visit www.palmerlegaldefense.com. Recorded at Channel 511 in Columbus, Ohio: www.channel511.com
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Marijuana Odor and Your Rights During Ohio Traffic Stops
How has the legalization of recreational marijuana in Ohio changed the way law enforcement approaches traffic stops where marijuana odor is present?
Can Police Use Prior Stops as Reason for DUI Pullovers?
Ever wondered about the legal boundaries of police during a car stop, and what rights both officers and civilians have?
In this episode, law stu...
Chase Bank Lawsuit Update: New Developments
We follow up on the controversial Chase Bank lawsuit that made waves across the internet.
What started as a sensational sexual harassment claim—...
What Went Wrong in the Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial?
The high-profile murder conviction of Alex Murdaugh was just overturned by the South Carolina Supreme Court due to serious concerns of jury interferen...
The Truth About Per Se and Impairment OVI Charges in Ohio
What are the two main ways that a person can be charged with OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) in Ohio?
Steve Palmer and Troy dig deep into the...
Is It Illegal to Sleep Drunk in Your Car?
Why did the Ohio General Assembly decide to create a separate offense for being in “physical control” of a vehicle while under the influence?
In...
Nick Fuentes Doxxing and Battery Case
In our latest episode, Steve Palmer and the team break down a headline-grabbing legal situation involving Nick Fuentes and the boundaries of self-defe...
Mixing Guns and Drinking: How a DUI Can Turn Into a Felony
If you value your rights—and your record—this episode is a must-listen.
Steve Palmer and Troy unpack situations where responsible gun owners uni...
Why Missing Appeal Deadlines Can Destroy Your Case
Public Service Announcement: Don't Miss Your Appeals Deadlines!
So many defendants (and, shockingly, many lawyers) overlook or misunderstand app...
Why Speedy Trials Aren’t Always as Fast as You Think
Welcome back to Lawyer Talk, where we break down legal topics so you don’t have to go to law school! In this episode, Steve Palmer and Troy dive deep...
Lorna Hajdini Sexual Harassment Lawsuit at JPMorgan Chase
We look into the legal nuances of sexual harassment in the workplace, all sparked by a real-life lawsuit against an executive at JPMorgan.
Key T...
Can Lawyers Just Walk Into Police Interrogations?
Lawyer Talk: Police Entering — The Realities Behind the Locked Door
Welcome to another raw and insightful episode of Lawyer Talk, where we peel...
When Your Right to a Lawyer Begins
When Can Police Question You Without a Lawyer? – Moran v. Burbine Explained
Welcome back to Lawyer Talk! In this deep-dive episode, host Steve P...
Florida Student Meme Case Raises First Amendment Free Speech Questions
Is joking about violence ever just a joke, or can it cross the line into a criminal threat? Could this case become a precedent-setting decision?
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Hung Juries Explained
After a hard-fought trial, sometimes the jury simply can’t agree. Speaker A shared a personal story about his very first trial resulting in a deadlock...
The History and Purpose of Branding Criminals in Medieval Times
If you’re curious about quirky legal history, how society dealt with its lawbreakers, or you just love some good old banter, you’re in the right place...
Breaking Down Privilege Issues Raised by Chiles v Salazar
I break down the legal layers, privilege, and free speech controversies swirling around Colorado’s statute.
Welcome back to Lawyer Talk, off the...
How States Take Cases to the US Supreme Court
Whether you’re studying law or just curious about how these cases unfold, I’ll help you understand the real steps, strategy, and legal framework that...
Can You Beat a Polygraph Test?
If you’ve ever wondered what happens if you fail a polygraph, whether it can ever help your case, or why a test you take privately doesn’t have to be...
Corpus Delicti Explained: Why Confessions Alone Aren’t Enough for Conviction
So whether you’re concerned about wrongful convictions, fascinated by courtroom strategy, or just curious about how the law really works, join Troy an...
How Ohio Discovery Rules Changed Criminal Trials
If you’re curious about the behind-the-scenes challenges of criminal defense or just want to understand why open discovery matters, this episode gives...
State vs Federal Law: Miranda Violations, Consent, and Evidence Suppression
If you’ve ever wondered who holds the real power in criminal cases, federal authorities or state courts, this episode is for you.
Welcome to Law...
Tiger Woods DUI Case Explained
Whether you’re curious about legal strategies or just want a better understanding of the system, join me as I dive into the realities and nuances of D...
Breaking Down Chiles v Salazar: Speech Rights and State Laws
If you’re curious about how the law works behind the scenes, why this case matters for free speech, and what the Supreme Court’s decision could mean g...
Consolidation or Severance? When Can the State Consolidate Cases?
How do you make sure every defendant gets a fair trial when the stakes couldn’t be higher?
Welcome back to Lawyer Talk. I’m Steve Palmer, and to...
Can a Parent Kidnap Their Own Kids?
If you want the straight legal scoop on family conflict and kidnapping statutes, you’re in the right place.
On this episode of Lawyer Talk, I ta...
Spotlight on Venue Changes: Kohberger, Peterson, and the Beltway Snipers
If you’re interested in the real-life impact of legal procedures or just love a good deep dive into true crime and courtroom drama, you’re in for a tr...
Can a Trial Be Moved?
If you want to know what goes on behind the scenes when determining where your day in court will actually happen, you don’t want to miss this episode....
Common Law, Statutory Law, and the Constitution: Who’s in Charge?
If you’ve ever wondered who really makes the rules, why legal definitions never seem absolute, or how law adapts to fit a changing society, you’ll wan...
Special Hearsay Challenges in Sexual Assault Cases
If you’re curious about how evidence is handled, how the system balances the rights of the accused and the challenges faced by victims, or you just wa...
The Legal Risks of Using AI in Your Defense
If you’re curious about how AI is changing criminal defense, attorney-client relationships, and the law itself, you’ll want to listen in.
I’m St...
Exploring Ethical Gray Areas
This episode will have you rethinking the boundaries of attorney-client relationships.
Steve Palmer and Troy tackle a listener follow-up that bl...
Why Attorney-Client Conversations Remain Confidential—Even for Prospective Clients
Whether you're curious about your own rights when talking to a lawyer or you're just fascinated by what happens behind the legal curtain, this episode...
Why Cross-Examination Is Essential in Criminal Defense
Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, or just fascinated by the drama of the courtroom, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on what it real...
How Discovery Rules for Clients and Counsel Have Evolved in Ohio Courts
If you’re curious about how discovery shapes criminal cases, and the behind-the-scenes work that defense attorneys do, you’re in for an insightful lis...
Can Clients Request Discovery?
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes after charges are filed, or if you simply want to better understand your rights as a client, th...
How Ghislaine Maxwell Used Queen for a Day Protection With the DOJ
Whether you’re curious about federal cooperation agreements, true crime strategy, or just what really goes on behind closed doors when the stakes are...
Can Ghislaine Maxwell Testify? The Legal Barriers to Telling the Truth
If you’ve ever wondered how the pardon process really works—or how figures like Maxwell play their cards—this episode is your guide through the fascin...
Can You Really Indict a Ham Sandwich? Breaking Down Grand Juries and Legal Myths
Explore the intriguing dynamics of grand juries and the famous saying, "you can indict a ham sandwich," in this insightful legal podcast episode.
When Does The Right to Counsel Officially Begin?
This episode peels back the layers on when formal protections really start—and why the nuances matter.
Welcome back to Lawyer Talk! In today's e...