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International Criminal Court, Military Handbooks, Mary Louise Kelly
NPR's Mary Louise Kelly interviews a legal expert on the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court over potential war crimes in Gaza. The discussion covers the requirement for military commanders to perform proportionality calculations even when acting in self-defense.
Sir Dan the Man reports success with previous "jobs karma" in Florida. Aaron Yoho, a criminal defense attorney, promotes his legal services, while Travis Bowers requests "baby-making karma" for his wife after a year of unsuccessful attempts.
The hosts thank Executive Producer Andrew Coppiquen, a criminal defense attorney from Los Angeles, for his $500 donation. Coppiquen shared details of meeting John Dvorak at a local meetup and gifting him a bottle of Park XO cognac. He requested a "de-douching" after realizing he had failed to donate for years despite being a long-time listener. The segment includes his anecdotes about dining with fellow listeners and navigating LA traffic.
O-Bot Dinner Conflict, Criminal Defense Lawyer, Social Friction
During a dinner in Austin, a guest who is a criminal defense lawyer joined the group. The atmosphere became confrontational when one of the hosts was openly insulted and called "crazy" by the other guests, leading the host to take notes on the interaction for the podcast.
Baylor University, Criminal Defense, Sex Offender Registry
The dinner guests discussed their education at Baylor University, a Southern Baptist school. One guest, a criminal defense lawyer, described his work defending sex offenders, including those involved in "Romeo and Juliet" statutory rape cases.
