Jim McGregor
BPOC Basics
The first and only Podcast of its kind, BPOC Basics takes the codified portions of the Texas Basic Peace Officer Course learning objectives and breaks down the legalese into easy-to-understand concepts for cadets enrolled in the police academy.
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Jim McGregor
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Apr 24, 2026
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Episodes
Chapter 8. General Defenses to Criminal Responsibility 25.10.2024 37:12
Valid defenses, mend fences. In this episode of BPOC Basics, hosts Jim McGregor and Amy Tyson discuss Chapter 8 of the Penal Code, concerning General Defenses to Criminal Responsibility. By diving further into the code, Jim and Amy give a better understanding of citizen's legal defenses and the level of proof necessary for those defenses to be utilized by defendants in the event of a criminal case...
Chapter 1. General Provisions 11.10.2024 1:27:56
Definitions, Definitions, Definitions. In the debut episode of BPOC Basics, hosts Jim McGregor and Amy Tyson discuss Chapter 1 of the Penal Code, concerning General Provisions. They break down the long list of definitions within the Penal Code to give listeners a more palatable understanding of the legal terminology necessary for applying the law.
Chapter 2. Burden of Proof 11.10.2024 11:19
Who's burden is it to bear? In this episode of BPOC Basics, hosts Jim McGregor and Amy Tyson discuss Chapter 2 of the Penal Code, concerning the Burden of Proof. Through multiple examples based on text law, Jim and Amy provide a comprehensive understanding of how the burden of proof is decided and to what level that proof must reach.
Chapter 3. Multiple Prosecutions 11.10.2024 15:24
If you do multiple crimes, you may do multiple times. In this episode of BPOC Basics, hosts Jim McGregor and Amy Tyson discuss Chapter 3 of the Penal Code, concerning Multiple Prosecutions. By looking further into the code, Jim and Amy give a more approachable understanding of how multiple crimes are charged and prosecuted.
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