Treason or Romance? United States v. Wallace (1944)

The Civil Side of a DUI Case & More

Welcome to Season 2 of The Rabbi Lawyer Podcast! In this episode, we discuss the civil side of a DUI case--which is often overshadowed by the criminal consequences of these cases. We also explain uninsured motorist coverage, and use real-life examples from cases I've handled to demonstrate why this coverage is so important in this day and age.

Episode Six: A Key Case of 2021--and Why it Matters To You

In this episode, we discuss a key case we completed in 2021--and why the details matter to you.  We also discuss an infamous and intriguing  case from World War II, where German civilians were tried for war crimes. Happy New Year!

Martial Justice?

In 1944, several German prisoners of war incarcerated in the United States were put on trial through court martial for murdering one of their own, whom they accused of treason. These prisoners were later executed in a sentence upheld by the President of the United States. In Episode 5, we discuss two of these cases--the cases of Werner Drechsler and Johannes Kunze-- and debate whether these trials involved an appropriate application of military law.

Treason or Romance? United States v. Wallace (1944)

In 1943, a group of German POWs escaped from an American prison camp in Colorado. The prisoners were assisted in their escape by three  American women who were of Japanese descent. Did these women commit treason? Or was it just a run-of-the-mill romance? Find out all you need to know about the case, United States v. Wallace.

The Impeachment & Trial of President Bill Clinton

In Episode 3 of The Rabbi Lawyer Podcast, we discuss the impeachment and trial of President Bill Clinton.  We examine the multiple investigations and legal issues that led to President Clinton being the second President to be impeached in 1999.  There's so much misinformation and confusion about the details. But ALAS--the Rabbi Lawyer breaks down all the issues for you here in Episode 3 of The Rabbi Lawyer Podcast!