See You In Court

Conversations on civil courts, legal rights and the justice system in Georgia KI-Zusammenfassung

seeyouincourt Zur Website › Government · EN · 100 Folgen · zuletzt 12.11.2026

Platz 2616
0 Aufwertungen, 0 Abwertungen
0

Worum es geht

See You In Court is Georgia’s leading civil justice podcast, created to help citizens understand how the courts protect their rights and impact their everyday lives. Each episode features real stories, expert insights, and candid conversations with lawyers, judges, advocates, and community leaders who work inside the justice system. Hosted by Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate, both past presidents of the State Bar of Georgia, the series breaks down complex legal issues in a clear and engaging way. Through relatable cases and practical examples, See You In Court empowers listeners to better understand their rights, the role of independent courts, and how the civil justice system ensures fairness for all.

Beschreibung des Anbieters, unverändert aus dem Podcast-Feed übernommen.
Copyright 2026 | All rights reserved.

Anhören

Der Podcast läuft bei diesen Anbietern — der RSS-Feed funktioniert in jeder Podcast-App.

Neueste Folgen

  1. 12.11.2026 · 1 Min.

    Beth Buchanan was a University of Georgia doctoral student with a promising future. In February 2023, a wrong-way drunk driver struck her vehicle while she was taking her mother to the Atlanta airport. Beth was killed,…

  2. 10.11.2026 · 1 Min.

    Preparing for a major federal trial is complicated enough without discovering that your legal team's hotel reservations have unexpectedly disappeared. In this excerpt from See You In Court, attorney Rob Snyder recounts…

  3. 05.11.2026 · 1 Min.

    During questioning about a vehicle's glue-on roof design, an attorney asked who came up with the idea. The answer? According to the account shared in this episode, the manufacturer pointed to its customers and their…

  4. 03.11.2026 · 1 Min.

    After swerving to avoid a turtle, Mike Andrews struck a group of trees. His seatbelt extended approximately 20 inches, and his airbag did not deploy. In this excerpt from See You In Court, products liability attorneys…

  5. 29.10.2026 · 1 Min.

    A fatal highway crash was initially blamed on the driver of a passenger vehicle. Two law firms declined the case, but five eyewitnesses told a very different story. In this excerpt from See You In Court, attorneys Tedra…

  6. 27.10.2026 · 1 Min.

    One change from the COVID era remains useful at the Georgia Court of Appeals: virtual oral arguments. Judge Ken Hodges explains why he supported keeping that option available when circumstances justify it. An attorney…

  7. 22.10.2026 · 1 Min.

    Ken Hodges was only 30 years old when voters elected him District Attorney of the Dougherty Judicial Circuit in 1996. He entered office facing a backlog of eight death penalty cases. Within his first two years, those…

  8. 20.10.2026 · 1 Std. 28 Min. · Folge 56

    What happens when defective products cause serious injuries or investigations fail to uncover the truth? In Episode 56 of See You In Court, attorneys Tedra Cannella and Rob Snyder join hosts Robin Frazer Clark and…

  9. 20.10.2026 · 1 Min.

    Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges spends most of his judicial work reviewing what happened in trial courts. But for a brief period, he got to go back. In this See You In Court clip, Judge Hodges explains how he…

  10. 15.10.2026 · 1 Min.

    Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Ken Hodges says one of the toughest parts of his job is the sheer volume of cases the court must decide. That makes a potential change in Georgia’s appellate system especially significant.…

Angaben zu den Folgen aus dem Feed des Anbieters. Abspielen beim Anbieter.

Angaben des Anbieters

Älteste Folge im Feed
10/2025 · seit gut einem Jahr
Typische Länge
5 Min.
Aufbau
Fortlaufende Folgen Neueste zuerst, Folgen einzeln hörbar

Für Podcast-Betreiber

Gehört dir dieser Podcast? Dann weise es nach — danach kannst du Angaben korrigieren, das Widget für deine Website holen und bekommst Bescheid, wenn dein Podcast nominiert wurde oder gewonnen hat.

Ohne Konto geht es über eine E-Mail-Adresse auf der Domain deiner Sendung — das Konto legen wir dabei an. Die anderen Wege brauchen eine Anmeldung.