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Andrew & Andrew on Texas Criminal Defense
Texas criminal defense attorneys Andrew Herreth and Andrew Decker break down the law, the courts, and what really happens inside the criminal justice system. Whether you're a lawyer, a defendant, or just curious about how Texas criminal defense works, this show gives you practical insight from attorneys who are in the courtroom every day.
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Texas Criminal Defenses Explained: Self-Defense, Necessity, Entrapment & Statutory Defenses (Part 2)
Texas Statutory Defenses Explained: Jury Charges, Self-Defense & Trial Strategy Every Criminal Defense Lawyer Should Know
State v. Barber and the Limits of Warrantless DWI Arrests in Texas
Examining Trials in Texas: Strategy, Pressure, and Practical Use
How Harris County’s Managed Assigned Counsel (MAC) Office Is Changing Indigent Defense in Texas
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Protest
7th Annual Holiday Special: Mental Health, Addiction, and Burnout in Criminal Defense
Training Prosecutors the Right Way
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