
About this episode
Andrea checks in with lawyer and trial consultant Jonathan Leach hours after the Kowalski verdict comes down. They talk about the judge’s decision to disallow testimony from the defense on medical child abuse, what happened with this jury, and the chances for a possible appeal for JHAC.
With the medical community reeling from this news, Jonathan and Andrea unpack the dire consequences of the verdict and wonder — what now?
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