Jenin Younes

Good to see you.

Thanks so much for having me.

Well, it doesn't seem to be consistent with the video, that's for sure.

I mean, first of all, there's a difference between shooting someone who's trying to flee and shooting someone who's attacking you in self-defense.

Those are two very different things.

And then whether or not he was shot when he was inside the apartment or before that are obviously conflicting.

So, I mean, it is clearly unfolding, and I imagine we'll learn more.

Some evidence will come out, forensic evidence especially, that could

corroborate one or the other story, but the government's definitely not consistent with the video.

Sure.

So I've actually worked in civil liberties law for about five years.

Exactly that time frame, mostly constitutional law.

I worked on a lot of COVID-related cases, so challenging government.

Like what?

Vaccine mandate, COVID vaccine mandates, censorship around COVID topics, especially on social media and government involvement in that.

Right now, I'm doing a lot of work on censorship related to the Palestine-Israel issue, which is...

major topic at this time.

Prior to that, I was actually a defense attorney.

So my background is relevant.

Good.