The Truth Heals: Preparing for Sentencing with Brad Rouse
Brad Rouse on mitigation, recovery, and telling the truth in sentencing narratives JP Maroney speaks with Brad Rouse, a mitigation consultant with a background in theater and storytelling, about how he helps defendants tell accurate, human narratives at the most consequential moment of a case. Brad also shares his own path through addiction, arrest, and a year at MDC Brooklyn, and why that experience now drives his nonprofit work for people who cannot afford this kind of support.In this episode, they…
Election Fraud & Getting the Vote Out with Marly Hornik LIVE from RNC
Boots on the Ground at the RNC in Dallas with Marly Hornik JP Maroney and Stephen Keller check in live with Marly Hornik from Dallas for an update on the RNC atmosphere, voter trust concerns, and the broader push around election integrity. Marly explains what she is seeing on the ground, why she believes turnout and legitimacy are the central issues, and how her reporting work is tied to legal action and public awareness. In this episode: Marly describes the scene in Dallas as busy but still quiet…
A $250 Billing Dispute, a $15 Million Indictment, and a 93-Page Acquittal - Dr. Ron Elfenbein
In June 2021, Maryland's governor handed Dr. Ron Elfenbein a personal citation for his pandemic work. Ten months later the federal government indicted him for the same work. He was convicted, then acquitted by the chief judge in a 93-page opinion, then had that acquittal reversed on appeal — and he's now awaiting retrial. He joins JP Maroney and co-host Stephen Keller to walk through how a disagreement over a billing code became a federal criminal case. Full show notes Dr. Ron Elfenbein ran what…