Kevin Randolph
We have a verdict . . .
Hon. Kevin Randolph (ret.), who as an attorney practiced death penalty defense, offers insightful discussion on the criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal trials and the United States Constitution.
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Episodes
The two schools of cross examination 16.12.2025 8:59
'Open ended' cross examination and' leading question' cross examination.
What's the big deal about Miranda warnings? 15.12.2025 11:35
Miranda warnings and suppression of statements
More than storytelling. 08.12.2025 11:23
The most compelling story at trial may not be the story that prevails.
What is due process? 01.12.2025 11:13
The fundamental tenet of due process is notice and the opportunity to be heard.
"Do you know what you're doing"? What questions does a judge ask a defendant who decides to plead guilty? 24.11.2025 10:55
A judge's questions to defendant who decides to plead guilty creates a record of the defendant's waiver of constitutional rights.
Shouldn't they have a warrant? The good faith exception. 17.11.2025 10:56
The good faith exception to the warrant requirement does not promote warrantless searches but demands corroboration of a confidential informant's information.
The 4th Amendment and your cell phone. 10.11.2025 12:57
Cell phones capture every aspect of a person's life . . . thus requiring strong 4th amendment protections against unreasonable searches of cell phone data.
What is it like to try a death penalty case? 03.11.2025 10:01
Preparing and trying the guilt phase of the trial and the penalty phase of the trial.
Under what kind of political pressure are judges? 30.10.2025 9:53
Political pressures judges face.
How can you represent someone who is guilty? pt. 3 27.10.2025 8:09
Most cases resolve by negotiation.
How can you represent someone who is guilty, pt. 2 20.10.2025 7:49
Most cases resolve through negotiation.
How can you represent someone who is guilty? 14.10.2025 6:29
The role of criminal defense attorneys in the United States.
The Fourth Amendment and your home. 13.10.2025 10:48
There are exceptions to the warrant requirement for entry into a home.
What is probable cause? 06.10.2025 10:12
Probable cause is required by the 4th Amendment to the US Constitution for searches and seizures.
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