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In this episode Judge Fleming discusses why a police officer's testimony may, in some cases, be considered more trustworthy and credible than the testimony of a criminal defendant.  Justice 101 is the podcast where we learn about the law.  We analyze current events in the context of the constitution, fairness, equality, free speech, and equal protection.  
Reggie Koch is a criminal defense, employment, and civil rights attorney with the Koch Law Firm, P.A., in Little Rock, Arkansas.  Reggie aggressively represents persons regardless of race, sex, national origin, immigration status, religion, or LGBTQ status in employment, civil rights, and criminal defense cases.  The Justice 101 website is http://www.justice101.net    

In Episode 7, Reggie Koch discusses jury nullification: what it is, how it has been used in the past, and how it may be used in the future in the United States.

In this episode, attorney and former police officer Reggie Koch discusses his recent interview with the Arkansas Times about the militarization of our police in the United States: the training, the attitude, and the equipment. 

In this episode of Justice 101 we discuss the civil unrest in Baltimore, Maryland, in the wake of Freddie Gray's death at the hands of police.  Politicians, news reporters, and religious leaders keep saying that the looting and burning in Baltimore works against the civil rights cause, and that it is counter-productive.  But is that really true?

Reggie Koch and his guest, attorney Matt Campbell, discuss the recent shooting death of Walter Scott in South Carolina.  Do we have a problem with racism, brutality, and corruption in our police departments here in the United States?  Or are we just highlighting a few isolated cases in an unfair attempt to show police in a bad light? 

In Episode 0, you will learn about your host's background, education, and inspiration for creating the Justice 101 Podcast.  Justice 101 is the podcast where we learn about the law.  We analyze current events in the context of the constitution, fairness, equality, free speech, and equal protection.  Reggie Koch is a criminal defense, employment, and civil rights attorney with the Koch Law Firm, P.A., in Little Rock, Arkansas.  Reggie aggresively represents persons regardless of race, sex, national origin, immigration status, religion, or LGBTQ status in employment, civil rights, and criminal defense cases.