Jason Flom

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522 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 17 Feb

Jason Flom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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none more junky than the forensic hypnosis, which, of course, is just... It would be funny if it wasn't so sick and so devastating, if the consequences were so devastating in this case.
So they hypnotized this woman.
You can watch it yourself, a week after she had initially not identified Charles.
And they managed to induce her, I would say, into identifying a guy who wasn't there.
And sure enough, using that technique, they were able to...
secure his conviction.
Well, fast forward to he's on death row.
He brings a suit.
The Texas courts, they said this can no longer be an accepted practice, forensic hypnosis in Texas criminal cases.
The crazy thing is, and this is not the only time I've seen this, not by a stretch, they refused to make this change retroactive.
It happens a lot in our criminal legal system.
It's really weird how you can say...
That if you did the same thing that we're now saying, like, for instance, with sentencing, you see this time to time.
Well, we'll reform sentencing laws, but we won't make them retroactive.
It's like the old saying, how'd you like to be the last guy to die in an unjust war?
How'd you like to be the last guy sentenced under the old sentencing laws?
For instance, the old crack cocaine sentencing laws.
And I was...
You know, I was a big advocate for reforming those back when they used to be 100 to 1.
In 2010, they were rolled back to make them 18 to 1, but they weren't made retroactive.
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