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Nick Reiner, the 32-year-old son of director Rob Reiner, is petitioning a judge to release $1.5 million from his trust fund to pay for his legal defense. Reiner is accused of killing his parents and currently relies on a public defender after high-profile attorney Alan Jackson withdrew from the case due to payment issues.
Libertarian Party Nominee, Rainbow Gadsden Flag and Legal Predicates
The Libertarian Party's presidential nominee, Chase Oliver, was seen with a rainbow-themed Gadsden flag, sparking debate over the intersection of libertarianism and identity politics. Meanwhile, legal analysis of the Trump trial continues to focus on the "problematic" jury instructions regarding predicate acts. The lack of a specific, unanimous underlying crime in the prosecution's case is viewed by some attorneys as a violation of basic criminal law principles.
Harvey Weinstein Trial, Court TV and Erection Drugs
The Harvey Weinstein trial begins in New York, with defense attorneys planning to use the accusers' own emails to demonstrate consensual relationships. The hosts discuss the resurgence of "Court TV" and its detailed coverage of the case. A specific detail from the trial involves an injectable erection drug, which the hosts discuss as a factor in the allegations of Weinstein's predatory behavior.
