Making a Murderer: The Avery Files
Steven Avery's conviction remains one of the most contested in modern legal history. We examine the evidence the jury never saw.
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Erik and Lyle Menendez were convicted in 1996 for the murder of their parents. Now, new evidence and a shifting cultural lens have reopened the case. We dig into the legal arguments, the evidence, and what a retrial could mean for American justice.
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Steven Avery's conviction remains one of the most contested in modern legal history. We examine the evidence the jury never saw.
Thirty years later, the trial of the century still divides America. What does it tell us about race, celebrity, and justice?
Serial made him famous. The courts set him free. We examine what the Adnan Syed case reveals about wrongful convictions.
How does media coverage shape the outcome of a case? The Petito case is a masterclass in trial by public opinion.
Five teenagers. One coerced confession. A city's reckoning. We revisit one of America's most important wrongful conviction cases.
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Former public defender with 12 years in criminal law. Marcus brings courtroom experience and sharp legal analysis to every case JuryCast covers.
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Award-winning journalist who has covered high-profile trials for major national outlets. Priya brings the investigative lens that turns legal proceedings into compelling stories.
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