Evidence in the Time of Election Litigation

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Welcome to Lawyer V. Lawyer, the only legal podcast giving you both sides of the trial room floor.

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Debbie and Gary discuss the effect fake news and election litigation has on the law and litigation everywhere else. All of a sudden, people are openly criticizing judges and decisions, are filing baseless lawsuits and making claims without proof. But we have rules of evidence and ethics rules to control that. How the weird political world bleeds into normal lawyer work.

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