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See You In Court

See You In Court is a podcast series that seeks to educate the public about the Georgia Civil Justice System and is a production of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation. The Georgia Civil Justice Foundation (GCJF) is a nonpartisan resource for anyone seeking to understand, preserve, or restore the basic functions of civil justice. GCJF supports public education about the civil justice system and how to gain access to the civil justice system when it is needed. Our goal is to reach all Georgians

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The Georgia Squatter Reform Act with David Metzger

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2025/03/04

🎙️ The Georgia Squatter Reform Act: What Homeowners Must Know🏡 What happens when someone unlawfully occupies your property? In this episode of See You In Court, real estate attorney David Metzger joins us to discuss the Georgia Squatter Reform Act—a new law designed to protect property owners from squatters and accelerate the removal process. 📌 What We Cover: ✔️ Who is a squatter, and how do they exploit legal loopholes? ✔️ How the new law makes it easier to remove unlawful occupants ✔️ What

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00:26

🎙 New See You In Court Podcast Clip – Larry Thompson...

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2025/02/26

In this compelling clip, former Deputy U.S. Attorney General Larry Thompson shares his unfiltered thoughts on justice, accountability, and the consequences of the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.🔹 "It's hard for me to think of anything that was more offensive to me than the attack on the Capitol. None of them need to be pardoned, quite frankly. I think there may be instances where clemency would be appropriate for some, but I don't think a pardon would be appropriate." Where should the line

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00:54

🎙 Defining Leadership & Justice with Larry D. Thompson 🎙

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2025/02/21

From the U.S. Department of Justice to corporate boardrooms, Larry D. Thompson has spent over five decades shaping the legal world. As U.S. Deputy Attorney General, he led critical reforms, and as General Counsel at PepsiCo, he navigated corporate legal challenges at the highest level.In this clip, Robin Frazer Clark reviews Thompson’s remarkable career. Listen to the complete episode to hear his insights on: ✅ The role of leadership in law and corporate governance ✅ How civil liberties are

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00:47

🎧 When Should a Lawyer Fire a Client?

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2025/02/12

In this clip from episode 45 of See You In Court, we discuss a lesson that every attorney should know—not every client is a good client. When legal advice is continuously ignored, it may be time to walk away. Hear how one attorney learned this firsthand from Judge Bell and why it’s crucial to maintain ethical boundaries.Listen now and let us know: Should attorneys fire clients who refuse to take legal advice? #SeeYouInCourtPodcast #LegalAdvice #Lawyers #JusticeSystem #ClientManagement

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00:53

Defining Justice: Fairness or Punishment? | Larry D....

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2025/02/07

🎧 New Clip from Episode 45 – See You In CourtJustice is a concept debated across courtrooms, communities, and cultures. But what does it really mean? In this episode, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Larry D. Thompson defines justice in a way that challenges conventional thinking. 📌 “Justice is not necessarily about punishment… for me, it’s fairness.” What do you think? Listen to the complete episode and join the conversation! #LawPodcast #Justice #SeeYouInCourt #LegalInsights #Fairness

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00:18

🎙️ “Some people just need a good trial. They don’t...

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2025/01/29

n this thought-provoking episode of See You In Court, hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate sit down with Larry D. Thompson, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General, for a deep dive into justice, fairness, and the power of the legal system.During the conversation, Lester Tate shares a powerful reflection on prosecutorial discretion, recalling a case where a defendant was convicted of a misdemeanor—yet the prosecution pushed for a prison sentence. His perspective challenges us to ask: Is justice

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00:59

Corporate Responsibility vs. Social Responsibility: A...

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2025/01/23

🌟 Corporate Responsibility: A Vision for Ethical Business 🌟In this eye-opening clip from Episode 45 of the See You in Court podcast, Larry D. Thompson—former U.S. Deputy Attorney General and PepsiCo executive—redefines what it means for businesses to do the right thing. 🔑 Key Insights: Corporate Responsibility vs. Social Responsibility: Why it’s not just philanthropy after profits are made. How corporations can balance shareholder returns with societal impact. The importance of long-term

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01:53:48

Larry D. Thompson- Quiet Counsel: Looking Back On A...

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2025/01/21

Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview former US Deputy Attorney General Larry ThompsonLarry D. Thompson is the former U.S. Deputy Attorney General (2001-2003), the second highest ranking position in the U.S. Department of Justice. In a distinguished public and private sector career over more than three decades, Mr. Thompson also has prosecuted complex cases as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, directed internal investigations and defended individuals and businesses in

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00:53

🤖 Shaping the Future of Justice: AI’s Role in the...

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2025/01/15

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, and the legal profession is no exception. In this short clip from episode 43 of See You In Court, we dive into the profound impact AI is having on the legal system and what it means for justice as we know it.#AIandLaw #LegalTech #JusticeForAll #SeeYouInCourtPodcast #FutureOfLaw

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00:28

The Future of Law: How Robots and AI Are Impacting...

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2025/01/10

🎙️ In this short but powerful clip, we delve into the transformative role of AI and robotics in the legal industry. From streamlining research to exploring the rise of robot lawyers, the future of legal tech is here. 💻⚖️

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00:38

🎙️ See You In Court Podcast Clip - Episode 13: Luther...

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2025/01/08

In Episode 13, Attorney Luther Battiste joined us for a candid conversation about his experiences during the Civil Rights Movement. In this memorable clip, he shares his regret over not being arrested alongside his peers and reflects on how activism shaped his identity and commitment to justice.💡 Key Takeaway: "Being involved in the Orangeburg movement impacted me in so many ways. It helped shape me to be the person I am today." 📢 Listen to the complete episode for more moving and

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00:58

🎥 Restoring Faith in Justice: Thoughts On Our Jury...

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2025/01/02

🔑 Highlight: "When you see the jury system work time and time again, it restores faith in the rule of law." 🏛️In a media landscape dominated by sensationalism, this clip reminds us of the integrity and impact of our justice system. It’s about facts, fairness, and the collective wisdom of the jury. 📢 Watch the whole episode to understand why this system is more than just a process — it’s a profound act of trust in people and

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01:00

🎙️ Why Jury Duty Matters: Insights from Judge Mike...

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2024/12/31

Think jury duty is just an inconvenience? Think again! In this clip, Judge Mike Jacobs explains why serving as a juror is one of the most meaningful ways to contribute to justice. Learn about the power of unanimous verdicts and why the jury system remains a critical cornerstone of fairness in our legal system. 🗝️ Key Takeaways: Judge Mike Jacobs on why your role as a juror is vital to justice. How 12 individuals work together to shape fair outcomes. The balance between collective decisions and

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00:56

Episode Highlight: Faith in Government Through the...

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2024/12/19

In this highlight, Judge Mike Jacobs offers hope: "If you're losing faith in our system of government, just come and watch our jury system at work."🧑‍⚖️ Juries—12 diverse citizens drawn from all walks of life—come together, listen to one another, and return unanimous decisions time after time. It’s a shining example of collaboration and civility in action. 🎧 Catch the full episode here to explore: Why the jury system is the cornerstone of trust in justice How diversity in our courts brings

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Episode Highlight: Diversity Builds Confidence in the...

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2024/12/17

🎧 Judge Mike Jacobs reminds us: "If a citizen interacts with the justice system, it’s most likely through state courts." In this episode highlight, Judge Jacobs discusses why diversity on the bench fosters public trust and reflects the life experiences of the communities courts serve.📌 Catch the full episode here to hear more about: Why state courts are the foundation of the Georgia justice system The importance of representation in building trust How state courts manage high-volume cases

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00:59

Progress in Justice: A 30-Year Reflection

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2024/12/12

In this short clip, we explore a powerful story of advocacy and progress in Georgia's civil justice system. Thirty years ago, it took a legal battle to secure an ASL interpreter for a Deaf citizen wanting to fulfill his duty as a juror. Today, interpreters are seamlessly integrated into courtrooms, reflecting the strides we've made toward accessibility and inclusion.Join us as we reflect on this journey and celebrate how far we've come in creating a fairer, more inclusive justice system for all. 🔗

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00:54

Who Owns Taco Tuesday? The Battle Over a Trademark

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2024/12/03

🌮 The Legal Battle Over Taco Tuesday: Taco Bell vs. Taco John's 🌮Who really owns “Taco Tuesday”? Taco Bell is challenging the trademark held by Taco John’s, arguing that the phrase is too common to be exclusive. Join us as we break down this spicy legal debate and discuss whether iconic phrases should belong to everyone. 📣 What’s your take? Should “Taco Tuesday” be public property, or do trademarks protect creativity? Share your thoughts in the comments! #TacoTuesday #TacoBell #TrademarkLaw

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🎙️ New Clip: What Is Justice? Bill Gentry on Fairness...

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2024/11/26

In this final clip from Episode 44 of See You in Court, Bill Gentry shares his definition of justice, illustrated by a story that will stick with you. He discusses the importance of fairness in family law and why protecting children’s best interests must remain the top priority in parental disputes.💡 What does justice mean to you? 🎧 Catch the full episode for more insights on navigating family law, fairness, and compassion:

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00:47

🎙️ Clip: Counseling vs. Divorce – Bill Gentry on...

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2024/11/21

In this 🔥 clip from Episode 44 of See You in Court, attorney Bill Gentry dives into the emotional and legal challenges couples face when deciding between counseling and divorce. 💔 He explains why narcissists ❌ often avoid therapy and shares his compassionate approach to guiding clients through these tough decisions. 💡 Key Question: 🤔 Should more couples consider counseling before choosing divorce? 🎧 Want more insights? Don’t miss the full episode, where Bill shares expert advice on handling

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00:48

🎙️ Standing Up Against Bullies – Bill Gentry Shares...

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2024/11/19

💬 "The strong don’t need help—the weak do. That’s why I became a lawyer."In this short clip from Episode 44 of the See You in Court Podcast, Bill Gentry explains his commitment to fighting for victims of injustice. He delves into his experiences standing up against bullies and advocating for the vulnerable, including navigating challenging dynamics like narcissism in relationships. 📌 Listen to the full episode for more powerful stories and insights: 🎧 On Podbean 📺 Watch on YouTube 📌 Follow us

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