Jake Halpern
speaker
176 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
Jake Halpern’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I don't know if you've seen this.
The judge basically says, are you ready for trial?
his defense lawyer says, yes, your honor.
And Keith says, no, we're not.
And then he and his lawyers proceed to argue in front of one another about their strategy, about what in front of the judge.
It's like, uh, it seems like complete disarray and dysfunction.
And in fact, Keith is trying to get his lawyers replaced at that point.
Um, and the judge ultimately doesn't allow it.
Um,
It's like a bad reality TV or soap opera or something.
Is this... I hadn't seen anything like that before.
Is this unusual?
I'm snapping my fingers because that is super interesting to me because I think that that is the way that Keith read it, is that I think he felt that they didn't believe in his case.
They didn't kind of – they weren't behind him full-heartedly.
But what I'm hearing you say is that it's the lawyer's job to be glass half empty.
It's the lawyer's job to kind of think about the worst-case scenario and to be risk-averse.
Now, that doesn't mean the lawyer is always right.
But that probably means a lawyer is doing their job.
Let's take one more quick break and then James and I get into the sentencing and what justice looks like in this case.
Let's go to the penalty phase, because in many ways, if there was a chance that Keith's strategy was going to pay off, it seems to me that the place where that would occur would be in the penalty phase, right?
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