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Episode 42- Judge Alvin T. Wong, Georgia’s First Asian American Judge and Legal Pioneer

In Episode 42 of the "See You In Court" podcast, we are honored to have Judge Alvin T. Wong, Georgia's first Asian American judge. Join us as he shares his remarkable journey from Hong Kong to the DeKalb County State Court, insights into the jury system, and the significance of a diverse bench. Don't miss this engaging discussion on the foundations of the Georgia justice system!

Courts LGBTQ+

Episode 41 – The Loch Ness Monster of the Justice System: A Presidential Pardon

May 8, 2024by See You In Court

This episode delves into the legal battles and eventual triumph of a former military officer dishonorably discharged for his sexual orientation, and his consequential presidential pardon, underscoring significant advancements in LGBTQ+ rights and military justice.

Civil Law Courts Criminal Law

Episode 40 – In Conversation With McCracken Poston, Jr., Author Of “Zenith Man”

March 22, 2024by See You In Court

In this compelling episode, hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate sit down with McCracken Poston Jr., shedding light on his book 'Zenith Man' and the real-life courtroom drama of Alvin Ridley. A story of misconceptions, justice, and the human spirit.

Blog Jury Trials

A Quick Review Of Jury Duty in Georgia

March 19, 2024by See You In Court

What You Need to Know About Jury Duty in Georgia Jury duty is an essential civic responsibility that helps ensure the fairness and integrity of our justice system. As a resident of Georgia, it’s important to understand the process of jury duty, from receiving a summons to serving on a jury. Here’s some key things...

Civil Law Courts Criminal Law

Do You Feel Safe? A Podcast On Negligent Security – See You In Court

January 19, 2024by See You In Court

In this episode of the See You In Court Podcast, we explore the critical issue of negligent security with leading legal experts. Discover key insights into how these cases shape victims' rights and legal precedents.

Civil Law Courts Criminal Law

What Is Justice – Part II

December 15, 2023by See You In Court

Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester flashback to previous guests answers on the ultimate question: What is Justice? Our guests from previous episodes include: 19- Michael Neff 20- Doug Ammar 22- Chris Joyner 23- Anne Barnes 24- Peter Canellos 25- Ray Persons 27- Jenny Jensen 28- Mariellen Jacobs and Nanette 29- Steven Wolfe...

Blog Civil Law

Understanding Georgia’s Civil Justice | A Concise Guide

November 21, 2023by See You In Court

Navigating the intricacies of the law can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to understand the basics of the civil justice system. Here, we’ll break down the essential elements of Georgia’s civil justice system in an easily digestible manner, ensuring you’re well-equipped with knowledge! What is the Civil Justice System? Civil justice deals with disputes...

Appellate Law Civil Law

Turbulent Life and Times of the Judge Who Condemned the Rosenbergs

October 6, 2023by See You In Court

Join us as we delve into "Judgment and Mercy," a compelling narrative by Martin J. Siegel, which explores the turbulent life of the judge who sentenced the Rosenbergs. This episode offers a deep dive into the book, revealing the complexities of judicial decision-making and the broader implications of this historic case.

Civil Law Courts

Ins And Outs Of Governmental Liability Episode By Craig T. Jones

September 8, 2023by See You In Court

Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview Craig T. Jones about the ins and outs of government liability. Craig Jones is a North Carolina native who is a graduate of Brown University and Wake Forest University School of Law. He has been handling cases of governmental liability since the 1980’s—including two civil rights cases...

Civil Law Courts Jury Trials

Exploring the Foundation of Georgia’s Trial Courts: Insights from Judge Mike Jacobs

August 18, 2023by See You In Court

Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview Dekalb County State Court Judge Mike Jacobs. Guest Bio Judge Mike Jacobs has served on the State Court of DeKalb County since June 2015. Mike is the first openly LGBTQ+ countywide elected official in DeKalb County history and the county’s first openly LGBTQ+ trial judge. Mike serves...