The Biggest Legal Stories, from a BUSY Week!

Episode Segments:

Justice Comes to OJ Simpson Jim and Randal take a lighthearted a look at the weeks top legal stories. OJ Simpson, despite his touching plea to the judge, is sentenced to 33 years in prison (which means 6-9 years in English). And, a 49-year-old mother is convicted of misdemeanors in the case of a schoolgirl who committed suicide after she was the victim of online harassment.
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Foreclosures, Presidental Pardons and Celebrities Right now, ten percent of Americans are in arrears or foreclosure. Plus, major companies are seeking presidential pardons for high-profile white collar criminals. And, more Americans are serving as their own lawyers, with questionable results. And on the all-important celebrity front, the latest legal troubles for convicted dogfighter Michael Vick and accused klepto Winona Ryder.
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Listener Questions Among this weeks listener questionswhat can be done about a neighbor who allows his property to fall into disrepair, what is the difference between libel and slander, is it good to get a second opinion before filing a lawsuit, should we deport all illegal aliens, and do you agree that NY Subway Police should be able to search someone without a warrant?
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