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In this premier episode of Law School In Plain English: Criminal Law, we dive into the heart of criminal law, using one of the most famous trials in history: The People v. O.J. Simpson. Join us as we unpack what criminal law truly is, how it differs from civil law, and why it plays a crucial role in society. With over 85 trials as a former prosecutor and defense attorney, your host brings a unique perspective, guiding you through the basics — one concept at a time. Whether you’re a law student, considering law school, or just a crime junkie, this series will sharpen your understanding of the law behind the headlines.

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In this episode, join CAT B FIT, our sleek and clever legal guide, as she breaks down the concept of conversion’ — when borrowing turns into taking ownership. CAT B FIT isn’t just a name; each letter represents one of the seven intentional torts in law: Conversion, Assault, Trespass to land, Battery, False Imprisonment, Intentional infliction of emotional distress, and Trespass to chattels. We’ll explore how a simple act, like holding onto someone else’s belongings, can cross the legal line. Tune in as CAT B FIT makes learning torts easy, fun, and memorable!

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Join us as we dive into the concept of duty and what happens when it is ignored. In this episode, we explore real-life stories from recent events to show how the law decides when responsibility falls short and harm is caused. We’ll uncover how courts handle these cases and what it really means when someone is held accountable for negligence.

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