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The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases

Circle Of Insight Productions

Welcome to The Clinical Gavel where a seasoned Forensic Psychology Professor delves into the intricate world of criminal law. Join us as we break down complex legal concepts, explore high-profile cases, and provide insights into the workings of the justice system. Each episode offers expert analysis and engaging discussions to help you understand the laws that govern our society and the psychology behind criminal behavior. Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation of criminal law from an insider’s

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3:03

Can You Refuse to Answer Police Questions? — Your...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/10/04

You have probably heard the phrase “You have the right to remain silent,” but when does that right actually apply? This episode of Clinical Gavel examines the Fifth Amendment, Miranda warnings, police questioning, and why remaining silent is not always as simple as saying nothing. We also explore the psychology of police encounters and why stress, authority, and the urge to explain yourself can cause people to keep talking when silence may be the safer choice.

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3:36

Can Police Lie to You During an Interrogation? Where...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/10/01

Can a detective falsely tell a suspect that an accomplice confessed—or claim evidence exists when it doesn’t? American courts have historically permitted some forms of deception during interrogations, but that does not mean investigators can say anything they want. This episode of Clinical Gavel examines the Supreme Court case Frazier v. Cupp, the voluntariness rule, and the line between deception and an unlawfully coerced confession.

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3:14

Can Police Lie to You During an Interrogation? Where...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/09/30

Can a detective falsely tell a suspect that an accomplice confessed—or claim evidence exists when it doesn’t? American courts have historically permitted some forms of deception during interrogations, but that does not mean investigators can say anything they want. This episode of Clinical Gavel examines the Supreme Court case Frazier v. Cupp, the voluntariness rule, and the line between deception and an unlawfully coerced confession.

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4:32

The North Korea Laptop Farm (US v. Christina Chapman,...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/05/03

Investigate the case of Christina Marie Chapman, who operated a “laptop farm” from her homes in Minnesota and Arizona, enabling North Korean IT operatives to steal U.S. identities, secure remote jobs at over 300 American companies, and generate more than $17 million for the DPRK regime. This episode details the mechanics of the scheme—stolen identities, hosted company laptops, and cross-border shipments—while examining modern identity laundering and the challenges of enforcing digital sovereignty in

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5:35

The Duty of Candor in the Age of AI: The Greg Lake...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/04/26

In April 2026, the Nebraska Supreme Court issued a landmark indefinite suspension against attorney Greg Lake, marking a shift from mere financial sanctions to career-altering discipline for AI misuse. This episode deconstructs the "Failure of Candor" that led to his downfall. We move past the 57 hallucinated citations to the courtroom confrontation where Lake initially blamed a broken computer and a wedding anniversary for the errors. We discuss why the court found his explanation "lacked

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4:56

The Right to Refuse Treatment – Riggins v. Nevada (1992)

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/04/21

In this episode, we examine Riggins v. Nevada (1992), a landmark Supreme Court case addressing whether the state can forcibly administer antipsychotic medication to a criminal defendant awaiting trial. The Court ruled that while forced medication is not categorically prohibited, the state must demonstrate it is medically appropriate and the least restrictive means of achieving competency for trial. The decision protects the defendant’s due process rights and the integrity of the adversarial process

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13:30

Chemical Intent: The Limits of “Roid Rage” in...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/04/19

A forensic psychology and criminal law podcast analyzing “roid rage,” anabolic steroid effects on the brain, and how courts evaluate mens rea (criminal intent), voluntary intoxication, and legal responsibility in violent crime cases. This episode breaks down the intersection of neuroscience, behavioral evidence, and legal standards, featuring high-profile cases like Oscar Pistorius and legal precedents such as People v. Hood and R v. Kingston to examine why steroid defenses often fail in court

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2:21

The matrix defense: State v. Ansley

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/04/17

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1:51

When the Courtroom Can’t Wait — Drope v. Missouri and...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2026/04/14

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4:06

STATE V. HIOTT- CAN CONSENT CLEAR YOU OF AN ASSAULT...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/07/13

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1:16

THE LATEST SUPREME COURT RULING ON PRISON INMATE RIGHTS

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/07/06

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2:59

WE LOOK AT THE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS OF THE WEEK OF...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/29

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2:59

DO POLICE ALWAYS NEED A SEARCH WARRANT

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/25

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2:22

TARASOFF V. REGENTS

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/22

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1:50

ZINERMON V. BURCH

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/15

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4:21

LEGAL DEFENSES THAT CAN BE USED FOR AN ATTEMPTED...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/08

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26:29

CRIME SCENE STAGING

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/06/01

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4:48

LAW FIRM PAID MILLIONS TO DEFEND INMATE FACES...

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/05/25

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4:22

CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/05/25

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3:53

PEOPLE V. HUMPHREY

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases ·

2025/05/19

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