Not So Grand Jury

The whole crew is here this week, plus a special guest, Rose, the Director of Strategic Operations at a large law firm. She joins us to talk about just how badly the main characters in All's Fair run their law firm.
During the discussion we reference a reddit post cataloging Kim Kardashian's idea of professional workplace attire. The photos we're referring to can be found here (mostly the first one): https://www.reddit.com/r/KUWTK/comments/1oooq26/kims_new_post_alls_fair_fashion_gonna_post_a_full/
Thank you to our editor Colleen!
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Derrick and Geoff bring a quick sidebar to everyone, discussing listener feedback and introducing next week's episode:  Season 1 Episode 1 of All's Fair, the 2025 American legal drama series starring Kim Kardashian, among many others.  Highly encourage you to do a hate-watch before next Thursday's episode drops.
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Just Geoff and Derrick in this episode, and we go back to basics with this absolutely insane Always Sunny episode.  Among other things we talk about comparative negligence, "eggshell" plaintiffs, burden of proof, admissibility of evidence, expert witnesses, and judicial/legal ethics.  
The sponsor of the podcast is Moore Law PLLC, a law firm that focuses on business law and general commercial litigation.  If you would like to set up a free consultation, please fill out the form located at https://www.mooreatty.com/contact.
Thank you to our editors Colleen and Anthony!
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Join Mike and Geoff for a quick follow-up on our discussion about warrantless searches from last week's Zootopia episode. Plus the guys talk about a few tropes that have cropped up in the shows and movies they've been watching.
Comments welcome and encouraged. Are there any tropes you've noticed happen particularly frequently? Let us know!
Also, next week we will have a special guest with us to discuss the first episode of the Kim Kardashian vehicle(?), All's Fair. Having watched it, I have a feeling this is well we'll be coming back to again and again.
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Apologies for the one-day delay in getting this episode out.  It is probably Derrick's fault due to being distracted watching all the World Cup games...  (By the way, Balogun's red card was BS!)
Anyway, Geoff, Mike, and Derrick discuss Zootopia (2016), the animated buddy cop comedy film.  Among other things, the guys discussed the treatment of Officer Hopps as a police officer, police unions, warrants, and the many crimes committed by various characters.
The sponsor of the podcast is Moore Law PLLC, a law firm that focuses on business law and general commercial litigation.  If you would like to set up a free consultation, please fill out the form located at https://www.mooreatty.com/contact.
Thank you to editor Colleen!
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Please connect with us!  IG:  @notsograndjury.  Email:  notsograndjury@gmail.com.  LinkedIn:  Not So Grand Jury.  Bluesky:  @notsograndjury.bsky.social.