The Judgemental Podcast – Episode 16: Piling On
In this episode, Hugh and Christine dive into two headline-grabbing legal stories shaking up the courts:
- The Armand Langford Case (Louisville, KY):
- The hosts break down the controversial shock probation granted to a man with 19 prior robberies, who was rearrested for a violent home invasion and bank robbery. They discuss the judge’s unusual handling of the case, the statutory requirements for shock probation, and the broader implications for judicial discretion and public trust. Hear their candid reactions to the victim’s impact statement, the judge’s decision-making, and the media’s response.
- RICO Lawsuit in Missouri Family Court:
- Hugh and Christine explore a federal racketeering (RICO) case filed by a seasoned attorney against the St. Louis family court system. They unpack the allegations of organized corruption, quid pro quo custody decisions, and the challenges of exposing systemic issues in family law. The hosts reflect on their own experiences in family court and the difficulties faced by litigants and attorneys alike.
Other Highlights:
- Behind-the-scenes insights from the hosts’ YouTube coverage, including exclusive access to court hearings.
- A critical look at media coverage, judicial accountability, and the culture of protecting the system.
- Listener Q&A segment announcement—submit your questions for future episodes!
- Housekeeping: Connect with the show at judge-y.com and follow on YouTube (@judgingthejudges).
Listen for:
- Sharp legal analysis, unfiltered opinions, and a call for transparency in the justice system.
- Real stories from inside the courtroom, with a mix of humor and hard truths.
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Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on justice, accountability, and the stories behind the headlines.
