ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Days after a shooting in the parking garage of the Orange County Courthouse, the court granted the State’s Arthur motion and ordered the defendant held without bond. In this episode, recorded before that ruling, Jessica and Rocky break down the charges, from attempted murder to robbery with a firearm. What do these charges carry? What can happen if someone is convicted? And what is an Arthur hearing, and why can it keep a defendant in jail with no bond at all before trial? Jessica explains it all.
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