The Fine Print: We're Calling "B.S."

The use of the right of self-defense as a legal justification for the use of force in times of danger is available in many jurisdictions, but the interpretation varies widely. Today we are testing this interpretation with cases such as Trayvon... more

Join your hosts as they give you the low down on the drug "game" and how the law works against it. We will cover the drug industry's victims, its success stories, and ponder the legalization of marijuana. Is Sean Paul right: Should we... more

As a special gift to all our listeners for getting us to our 400 archive listens mark, your hosts Bryan Babcock and Seterria Brodnex will put down "The Fine Print" and go "B.S. on Sex: Volume I." If our listeners continue to increase in number,... more

Prostitution is the oldest profession; and slavery is the oldest operation. Between labor trafficking, sex trafficking, to sex parlors, to every day "pimps and hoes," human trafficking as an industry is big business. It's a business that seems to be... more

We all know that sex sells. But most people don't realize that sex sells, satisfies ... and sends you to prison. The legal system was fashioned to model itself from societal "norms and mores" and reflect such in the restrictions applied to... more

Divorce is the cancelling of a legal obligation of "holy matrimony" between you and your spouse. There was once a time in our history when divorce was unheard of, then became rare, and now is more common than marriage itself. In fact,... more

In this episode of The Fine Print, Bryan Babcock and Seterria Brodnex tackle the most widely known Amendment in the United States: The First Amendment. The amendment prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of... more

Join your hosts, Bryan Babcock and Seterria Brodnex, for our very first episode of "The Fine Print." We will be discussing the role of the lawyer: advocate, counselor, public citizen. In the studio joining us will be our "Writ of Man 'Name... more