Injustice for All with Robert Simels

Mental Disabilities in Criminal Defense and DOJ Appointment Controversies Host Robert Simels introduces his background as former prosecutor, longtime defense attorney, and former inmate, then criticizes prosecutorial ethics and discusses legal challenges tied to Trump DOJ U.S. attorney appointments, including the Comey prosecution where U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan allegedly secured an indictmen...

Inside the Federal Bureau of Prisons: Leadership Turmoil, Sentencing Reality, and Why the System Fails Host Robert Simels introduces “Injustice for All” and criticizes Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI head Patel for using personal attacks and avoiding answers in congressional hearings, including on the Epstein files, arguing this undermines public trust and transparency despite FOIA’s limits. Si...

Goodfellas Anniversary, Prosecutorial Power, and Alleged Politicization of U.S. Justice Host Robert Simels opens “Injustice for All” by marking the 35th anniversary of Goodfellas and recounting his role in events that led to the book and film. He describes being appointed in May 1980 to represent Henry Hill, learning Hill was a key link to the Lufthansa Airport robbery investigation, and negotiati...

Host Robert Simels of “Injustice for All” addresses Mr. Mandami, saying his criminal justice reform proposals are unrealistic and offering to explain why. Simels emphasizes the importance of defense attorneys “testing” the system, citing John Adams defending British soldiers after the 1770 Boston incident as an example of rule of law over mob rule. He also points to the Fulton County, Georgia Trum...

In this episode of 'Injustice For All,' host Robert Simels interviews his friend Chris Lorenzo, known to the public as Chris Gotti, co-founder of the music label Murder Inc. Alongside his brother Irv Gotti, Chris discusses their journey in building Murder Inc., which featured artists like Ashanti and Ja Rule. They delve into the federal prosecution they faced in the early 2000s due to alleged conn...

In this episode of 'Injustice for All,' the host discusses the intricacies and flaws of the criminal justice system with Mark Allenbaugh, a sentencing and mitigation specialist. Mark explains the different components of the criminal justice process, emphasizing the significance of sentencing. He delves into the evolution and impact of the United States Sentencing Guidelines introduced in 1987, hig...

The video script for 'Injustice for All' covers a range of issues related to the judicial system and the influence of the media on legal processes. It begins by discussing how settlements in legal cases are often pursued for reasons other than guilt, emphasizing the complexities and injustices of the criminal justice system. The host then introduces Juda Engelmayer, a public relations expert speci...

This episode of 'Injustice for All' features attorney Paul Pelletier, who shares his extensive experience from his 27 years at the Department of Justice and the US Attorney's Office in Miami. Alongside host Robert, they discuss the current state of the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the DEA, touching upon issues of political influence, organizational flaws, and the importance of writing skill...

In this episode of 'Injustice for All,' the host discusses the importance of aggressive litigation in legal defense and prosecution, referencing past discussions like the Ghislaine Maxwell case. He introduces Rick Kiper, a former FBI agent and expert on the FBI's Computer Analysis Response Team (CART). Kiper discusses the role and procedures of CART, emphasizing the strict protocols for handling d...

In this episode of 'Injustice for All,' host Robert Simels discusses the complexities and challenges of different types of cases, particularly white-collar crime, with guest attorney Jonathan Baum. Baum shares his varied professional background, from being a speechwriter for Bono and Bill Gates to becoming a criminal defense attorney. The conversation covers significant cases Baum was involved in,...

In this episode of 'Injustice For All', host Robert interviews Bennett Gershman, a distinguished professor of law at Pace Law School and an expert on prosecutorial misconduct. They delve into topics including the systemic failures in the criminal justice system, the power and discretion of prosecutors, the Brady rule on disclosing exculpatory evidence, and the complacency and error within the pros...

In this episode of 'Injustice For All,' the host interviews Sarena Townsend, a former prosecutor and Inspector General for the New York City Department of Correction, who now practices privately. The discussion uncovers the failures and corruption within the NYC Department of Correction, particularly focusing on the numerous deaths at Rikers Island due to misconduct by guards. Townsend outlines th...

In this episode of 'Injustice for All,' the host interviews Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, a leading memory expert, about the reliability of eyewitness testimony. They discuss how memories can be easily manipulated by suggestions, misinformation, and other factors. Dr. Loftus explains her research on the 'misinformation effect,' where people's recollections of events can be altered, and shares instances of...

In the third episode of 'Injustice for All,' Robert Simels emphasizes the critical importance of selecting the right attorney for both civil and criminal cases, sharing personal experiences of inadequate representation. He highlights the persistent issue of corruption within the criminal justice system, referencing historical examples of governmental corruption and periodic investigations into the...

In this inaugural episode of 'Injustice for All,' host Robert Simels, a former prosecutor and defense attorney, delves into the failures and corruption within the American judicial system. Simels recounts his career, from prosecuting corrupt officials to his controversial representation of high-profile clients like Henry Hill and Donald Payton. He details his own legal battles, including being con...

Robert Simels, with over 50 years of experience in the legal system, introduces his podcast 'Injustice for All.' Simels, who has served as a prosecutor, defense attorney, and inmate, promises to reveal the secrets and flaws of the justice system, highlighting how it often fails. He shares insights from his career, representing high-profile clients and his own experience of being targeted and impri...