Kayla Murphy

Why?

Tell me why.

Because I think, and again, this is just generally speaking, but I think that sometimes male jurors will want to like protect a female defendant.

Interesting.

Especially like if they're the ones who were like accused of domestic violence against a man, for example.

So it's really interesting.

And I think women can be really hard on other women.

Again, just domestic violence is on my mind right now, but I'm just thinking about some of the cops who have made these kind of poor arrest decisions and

they'll be like women cops like more often than you would think.

And so I don't know what it is, if we're just more cynical of each other or what.

Absolutely.

You should always ask for an attorney.

I mean, listen, there are definitely...

a lot of really great cops and frankly, even some really good cops will use the method I'm about to talk about, but, uh, straight up cops can lie to you, right?

Legally.

I have never heard of a state where a cop cannot lie to you.

So I'm, yeah, I mean, it's an investigative tool.

Exactly.

Right.

And, um,