On this week's episode of Miranda Warnings, Former NY Attorney General Robert Abrams joins to discuss his career and his legacy and how we move forward. Abrams shares many stories from his time as Attorney General, Bronx Borough President, and candidate for United States Senate, all of which are included in his new memoir, Luckiest Guy in the World.

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Former NY Attorney General Robert Abrams Discusses His Career and Legacy and How We Move Forward

This week's guest on Miranda Warnings is Heather McGhee, author of the book The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together. McGhee talks about the common root problem that's preventing America from becoming the country it strives to be: racism.

The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together with Heather McGhee

This week on Miranda Warnings, Carrie Cohen, former U.S. Assistant District Attorney in the Southern District of New York shares some insight into what it’s like investigating high-profile targets, like Sheldon Silver, and talks about the tools law enforcement needs to combat hate crimes.

Sheldon Silver’s Two Biggest Mistakes and Combatting Hate Crimes with Carrie Cohen

This week on Miranda Warnings, Mirna M. Santiago, founder of Girls Rule the Law joins David to talk about the dangers of having racism and biases codified into law, especially voter fraud protection laws.

Recognizing Your Own Implicit Biases with Mirna Santiago

This week on Miranda Warnings Michael Miller and Ronald C. Minkoff join David to talk about the reasons Miller decided to file a grievance complaint against Rudy Giuliani, which could ultimately lead to his disbarment.

The Reasons Why Rudy Giuliani Should be Disbarred with Michael Miller and Ron Minkoff

This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to Elora Mukhurjee about her efforts providing legal services to asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border.

A Dire Humanitarian Crisis at the Border and Reuniting Separated Children with Elora Mukhurjee

This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to Sam Spital, director of litigation at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund about his ongoing cases against the United States Postal Service and Donald Trump and his presidential campaign.

The Myth of Voting Fraud, Explained with Samuel Spital of The NAACP Legal Defense Fund

This week David talks to Albany Law School Professor Vincent Bonventre about the new conservative majority on the Supreme Court, the court's three recent cases regarding COVID-19 gathering restrictions and an assessment of the court's newest justice Amy Coney Barrett.

How Amy Coney Barrett Is Going To Change The Supreme Court with Albany Law Professor Vincent Bonventre

This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to Frank Figliuzzi, former Assistant Director for Counterintelligence at the FBI and NBC News National Security Analyst about the need for a domestic terrorist law in the wake of the Capitol Insurrection.

Why We Need a Domestic Terrorism Law with Frank Figliuzzi

This week on Miranda Warnings, David talks to first-term Congressman Mondaire Jones (D-NY) about what it was like being on the floor of the House of Representatives when insurrectionists sieged the Capitol and what the consequences should be for members of Congress that may have aided them.

Meet The Freshman NY Congressman Who's Very Quickly Become a Leader in Congress

DeMaurice Smith, executive director of the NFL Players Association, joins David for a wide-ranging conversation about the NFL's response to COVID-19, how he encourages players to get involved in the political process and much more.

NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith Doesn’t Stick to Sports | Miranda Warnings

Cass Sunstein, founder and director of the Program on Behavioral Economics and Public Policy at Harvard Law School joins David to talk about how the structure of modern government is under legal assault, the eight ways Rule of Law fails and what can be done to transform the Department of Justice into a more independent agency.

Modern Government is Under Legal Assault with Cass Sunstein | Miranda Warnings

Over the past two episodes of Miranda Warnings, David spoke with defense attorneys and attorneys involved in civil lawsuits against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Elizabeth Fegan, lead counsel for several plaintiffs in a civil suit against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, joins David to discuss what the likelihood of her case becoming a class action suit, how Weinstein's bankruptcy will impact any future successful judgments, and how his upcoming trial in Los Angels could delay key aspects of the civil suit.

The Civil Case Against Harvey Weinstein, the NCAA and the University of Southern California with Elizabeth Fegan | Miranda Warnings

Arthur Aidala and Barry Kamins, part of the criminal defense team representing Harvey Weinstein, join David to talk about what it was like having the most notorious criminal defendant in the country as a client, detail some of the obstabcles they faced during the trial and where the case currently stands.

The Defense Of Harvey Weinstein with Arthur Aidala & Barry Kamins | Miranda Warnings

Albany Law Professor Vincent Bonventre returns to discuss the unique term just concluded by the United States Supreme Court, some of the landmark decisions and the role Chief Justice Roberts is playing on his court.

The Supreme Court Goes Digital, Kind Of with Professor Vincent Bonventre

Join NYSBA Past President David Miranda and guests for a series of in-depth interviews with legal professionals as they discuss all things legal – and some that are not. Guests have included former U.S. Attorneys Preet Bharara and Richard Hartunian, as well as MSNBC’s Ari Melber and Professor Vin Bonventre.

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