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#1774 - Josh Dubin

NaN minutesEpisode #1774

Josh Dubin is a criminal justice reform advocate and civil rights attorney.

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Key Takeaways

Public pressure can lead to the exoneration of wrongfully convicted individuals.

This highlights the power of activism and awareness in justice reform.

The criminal justice system is often viewed as a game by prosecutors.

This metaphor underscores the problematic nature of viewing justice as a competition.

The impact of DNA evidence can drastically change trial outcomes.

Understanding DNA's role is crucial for justice and exoneration.

Finding common ground in a polarized political landscape is essential.

Bridging divides can lead to more effective solutions for societal issues.

Knock warrants often result in violence against marginalized communities.

Understanding the consequences of these practices is essential for advocating change.

Episode Timestamps

  • Exoneration of Wrongfully Convicted Black Men Discussed

    • Joe Rogan and Joshua Dubin discuss the wrongful incarceration of two men.
    • They emphasize the importance of addressing systemic issues in criminal justice.
    • Discussion includes the role of public pressure in exoneration cases.
  • Discussion on DNA Evidence and Criminal Justice Reform

    • Roy Black's involvement highlights the complexities of DNA evidence in trials.
    • The two-party system creates barriers to common ground on critical issues.
    • Ike Perlmutter's journey illustrates the intersection of business and criminal justice reform.
  • Discussing the Impact of Knock Warrants on Communities of Color

    • Knock warrants disproportionately affect people of color, leading to tragic outcomes.
    • Political failures hinder effective reform of law enforcement practices.
    • Conscious and unconscious biases contribute to the perception of danger among communities.
  • Discussion on Political Disillusionment and Systemic Issues

    • The possibility of a third-party candidate in U.S. politics is questioned.
    • Concerns about political representation and accountability are highlighted.
    • The impact of systemic issues on marginalized communities is discussed.
  • Innocence Advocacy Highlights Flaws in Criminal Justice System

    • Prosecution rates suggest only 1% of accused individuals are actually guilty.
    • Two specific wrongful conviction cases illustrate systemic failures in justice.
    • Activism and legal support played crucial roles in overturning wrongful convictions.
  • Exploring Police Training, Accountability, and Societal Impact

    • Discusses the need for better police training and qualifications.
    • Highlights the complexities of policing and its societal implications.
    • Examines the balance between law enforcement and community trust.
  • Exploring the Roots of Crime and Community Solutions

    • Children's innocence highlights the impact of societal variables on behavior.
    • Economic despair and lack of role models contribute significantly to crime rates.
    • Investment in communities and compassionate policing can reduce crime and improve lives.
  • Exploring the Challenges of Boxing and MMA Fighters

    • Fighter backgrounds and overcoming adversity are central to boxing narratives.
    • Shannon Briggs and Rampage Jackson's upcoming fight showcases mixed martial arts excitement.
    • The impact of personal experiences on fighters' careers is frequently mentioned.
  • Boxing Discussions: Curtis Stevens and Shakur Stevenson Highlights

    • Curtis Stevens is making a comeback in boxing after personal issues.
    • Shakur Stevenson is recognized as an exceptional talent in boxing.
    • The UFC and boxing have differing approaches to fighter drug testing.
  • Exploring Performance Enhancements and Doping in Sports

    • Discussion on the complexities of performance-enhancing drugs in sports.
    • Insights from experts on doping detection and athlete testing protocols.
    • Examination of the impact of documentaries like 'Icarus' on public perception.
  • Discussion on Clemency, Justice, and Processed Information

    • The dangers of processed information and social media's impact on judgment.
    • Clemency as a vital process for redemption in the justice system.
    • The need for reform in Florida's clemency regime and its implications.
  • Exploring the complexities of wrongful convictions and systemic failures

    • Discussion highlights the case of Nelson Serrano on death row in Florida.
    • Focus on the need for clemency hearings for wrongfully convicted individuals.
    • Insights into the psychological factors behind false confessions and wrongful incarcerations.
  • The Psychological Impact of False Confessions and Presumption of Guilt

    • False confessions often stem from psychological vulnerabilities and stressful situations.
    • The justice system's presumption of innocence is frequently undermined by public opinion.
    • Significant disparities exist in wrongful convictions, particularly affecting women.
  • Exploring Truth and Technology in Human Communication

    • The presumption of innocence highlights the complexity of human judgment.
    • Technological innovations like Neuralink may change how we communicate truth.
    • Social media impacts our interactions, making genuine communication increasingly challenging.
  • Juror Selection Process in Federal Courts: Challenges and Insights

    • The federal jury selection process often limits attorneys' ability to ask crucial questions.
    • Bias and personal experiences significantly affect jurors' perceptions and decisions.
    • High-profile cases highlight the complexities and potential biases in jury selection.
  • Judicial Bias and the Challenge of Fair Trials

    • Judges often operate with inherent biases that affect trial fairness.
    • The psychological pressure on jurors complicates their ability to remain impartial.
    • Judges wield significant power that can influence the outcome of cases.
  • Exploring the Impact of Wrongful Accusations and Resilience

    • The discussion centers on the personal experiences of those wrongfully accused.
    • Resilience developed through adversity is highlighted as a key theme.
    • Insights into systemic issues within the justice system are shared.
  • Discussion on policing, power dynamics, and societal changes

    • The conversation highlights the complex relationship between police and community perceptions.
    • Participants reflect on personal experiences with power dynamics in security roles.
    • The impact of George Floyd's death on societal views of law enforcement is discussed.

People Mentioned

Joshua Dubin

Ambassador for the Innocence Project, Criminal Justice Advocate

Joe Rogan

Podcast Host

Roy Black

Criminal Defense Lawyer

Ike Perlmutter

Businessman

Elisa Finley

Activist

Michelle Kennedy

Activist

Ron Torres Washington

Wrongfully accused individual

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Albert Wilson

Wrongfully accused individual

Jocko Willink

Navy SEAL, Leadership Expert

Unnamed Speaker

Podcaster, Commentator

Shannon Briggs

Boxer, MMA Fighter

+2 more

Rampage Jackson

MMA Fighter

+1 more

Zab Judah

Boxer

Ricardo Arona

MMA Fighter

+4 more

Demetrius Mighty Mouse Johnson

MMA Fighter

Pauli Malinaji

Boxer

Great Dubini

Magician

Curtis Stevens

Professional Boxer

Shakur Stevenson

Professional Boxer

James Prince

Manager

+1 more

Brian Fogel

Filmmaker, Athlete

Gregory Rychenkov

Former Director of Russia's Anti-Doping Laboratory

Lance Armstrong

Cyclist

Brian Stevenson

Activist, Lawyer

Alan Levinovitz

Academic

James Daly

Death Row Inmate

Ron DeSantis

Politician, Governor of Florida

Nikki Fried

Politician, Commissioner of Agriculture

Nelson Serrano

Death row inmate

Melissa Lucio

Death row inmate

Saul Kassen

Professor

Brendan Dassey

Wrongfully accused individual

Laura Nyreider

Social Justice Advocate

Elon Musk

Entrepreneur, CEO of Neuralink

Glenn Maxwell

Defendant in a high-profile case

Michael Avenatti

Defendant in a notable federal case

John Q. Smith

Judge, Legal Authority

David Rudolph

Criminal defense attorney, author

Places Mentioned

Baltimore

City

South Side Chicago

City

Brownsville

Neighborhood

Madison Square Garden

Sports Venue

Books Mentioned

Law Juries

Unnamed Author

Co-authored book by Nancy Gertner

Nancy Gertner

American Injustice

David Rudolph

+1 more

Notable Quotes

"Two young black men are, new lease life horrific nightmares end."

Referring to the exoneration of the two men.

"There's part that. think recognizing spoken recognizing sort fault exists amongst us mammals."

Discussing the systemic issues in the criminal justice system.

"Jesus Christ. One guys Chubb attorney. Well, land jail long fucking time."

Expressing frustration over legal malpractice.

"People get ideological get tribal find segmented groups can't communicate."

Discussing the challenges of political polarization.

"sickens I'll tell something, know, men women color getting blown away executed."

Discussing the tragic outcomes of knock warrants on people of color.

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