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How do you know someone is truly innocent? Criminal defense lawyer Humza Hussain shares the subtle “tells” that make him trust a client’s innocence. Sometimes it’s not the evidence at first, it’s the person asking, “Do you believe me?”
This September 15, join us on Wrongfully Yours for a fascinating conversation about intuition, trust, and the human side of the justice system. Available wherever you get your podcasts!
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