Circle Of Insight Productions

The Clinical Gavel -Criminal Law Cases

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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 perspective.

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Circle Of Insight Productions

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Science

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Latest episode

May 3, 2026

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Episodes

Raul Martinez of Fieldcraft survival talks about the importance of controlling the hands and more2 21.05.2020

Raul is the Training Director and lead Combatives coach at Fieldcraft Survivial. Originally from Chicago he made his way through the urban density and into the Army. There he was a Cav Scout deploying and returning after a 15 month combat tour. Soon after that Raul went to Drill Sergeant school and reclassified into the infantry. After the Army, he worked for the Chicago Police Dept starting as a...

We listen to two police officers and their experience after being shot and what they learned1 18.05.2020

In Arizona on Oct 8, 2014, DPS Trooper Casey (many of you know him from LivePD) was conducting a traffic stop, when the driver of a vehicle pulled out a .357 Magnum revolver, and shot him in the face. After that some would have walked away from the job. But not Trooper Casey. Brian Murphy has been through the kind of thing you see in movies and say to yourself, 'that is so ridiculous. No one could...

We chat with Yousef Badou about his program on situational awareness training pre-threat indicator1 15.05.2020

Yousef Badou is an educator and trainer with a diverse background. Having grown up in the Middle East, Yousef was better prepared to handle the nuances of the region while deployed as a Marine. He served multiple deployments to Iraq, where he navigated through many tribal factions from the southern border to the northern areas of Iraq. Following his time in the military, Yousef was certified as an...

Numbers arent always what they seem, a deep look at mass incarceration with Rafael Mangual 13.05.2020

Rafael Mangual is a fellow and deputy director of legal policy at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal. He has authored and coauthored a number of MI reports and op-eds on issues ranging from urban crime and jail violence to broader matters of criminal and civil justice reform. His work has been featured and mentioned in a wide array of publications, including the Wall...

The art of Lockpicking with Pat Watson of Uncensored Tactical for law enforcement 28.04.2020

One of our biggest goals is to share information about tools, tactics and more in an uncensored environment free from bureaucratic red tape. We aim to do so, in our uncensored fashion, because some of the biggest issues preventing good training are bureaucracy, policy and political correctness. Pat served 11 years in the US Coast Guard, a majority of that time was spent on operations overseas for...

We chat with former Baltimore police officer and chief of staff of Black Rifle Coffee Daniel Horgan 24.04.2020
We chat with Ernest Emerson on how knowledge destroys fear2 24.04.2020

Ernest R. Emerson is an American custom knifemaker, martial artist, edged-weapons expert , and warrior philosophy

A look in the life of a correctional officer Captain Flynn of the NY Corrections Dept 21.04.2020
Violent comments on the internet, What can you say? 19.04.2020
Can digital technology improve prisoner behavior 16.04.2020
What are pretrial detainees 15.04.2020
What officers look for in a DUI stop 11.04.2020
Can sex offenders be rehabilitated? 08.04.2020
Crazy crime story: The robber who couldnt count 05.04.2020
police officers and the power of discretion 02.04.2020
The moral issue of mandatory minimum sentencing 31.03.2020
Are drones becoming a problem for prisons? 31.03.2020
Are chip implants in inmates ethical? 27.03.2020
We chat with LivePD and Oklahoma trooper Mystal Perkins 20.03.2020
We chat with Professor Samantha Buckingham about the adolescent brain and criminal justice 20.03.2020

Samantha Buckingham is the Director of the Juvenile Justice Clinic at the Center for Juvenile Law and Policy. She teaches courses associated with the year-long clinic and supervises students who represent juvenile clients in delinquency courts in Los Angeles. In addition to her work in the clinic, Professor Buckingham teaches classes available to all students at Loyola Law School.

The case of Graham V Florida and how it changed the sentencing of juveniles 14.03.2020
Can Virtual Reality help prison inmates and those in solitary confinement? 13.03.2020
factors that can influence a court decision maker such as a judge in sentencing 12.03.2020
What does it mean to be mentally competent to stand trial? 10.03.2020
We discuss with Professor Weisburd Hot Spot policing 25.02.2020

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