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.

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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

Bestselling author and CNN Legal Analyst Jeffery Toobin discusses his book 'True Crimes & Misdemeanors,' a real-life legal thriller about the prosecutions and congressional investigators pursuing the truth about Donald Trump's complicity in several crimes -- and why they failed.

'True Crimes & Misdemeanors: The Investigation of Donald Trump' with Jeffrey Toobin | Miranda Warnings

Former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch talks with David for a wide-ranging conversation about policing in America, the problems with partisanship in the Department of Justice, what it was like to work for Barack Obama, and handling politically sensitive cases, like the Clinton email scandal.

Policing In America, Partisanship In The Department of Justice, and the Clinton Email Scandal with Loretta Lynch | Miranda Warnings

Dr. Don Levy joins the show to talk about recent New York Times/Siena College presidential poll of six battleground states, how the public can tell the difference between a good poll and a bad poll and what recent polling can tell us about the election in November.

What Makes A Good Public Opinion Poll with Siena College's Dr. Don Levy | Miranda Warnings

Mimi Rocah, former Assistant US Attorney for the Southern District of New York joins the show to talk about her career in the SDNY, her views of Attorney General Bill Barr's overreach into the cases of Paul Manafort, Roger Stone and Michael Flynn and what she thinks about the firing of Geoffery Berman.

The Overreach and Lies Of Attorney General Bill Barr with Mimi Rocah | Miranda Warnings

Ben Meiselas joins the show to talk about the Houston Astros cheating scandal, Colin Kapernick and The Meidas Touch.

The Houston Astros Cheating Scandal, Colin Kaepernick and The Meidas Touch with Ben Meiselas | Miranda Warnings

Scott Malouf, a social media lawyer and co-chair of the NYSBA Social Media committee joins the show to talk about censorship on social media, the recent executive order signed by President Trump that seeks to prevent online censorship and the recent changes to the ethics laws surrounding attorney advertising and its impact on the legal community.

Censorship, Misinformation and Harassment On Social Media with Scott Malouf | Miranda Warnings

Leonard Zeskind, author of Blood and Politics: The History of the White Nationalist Movement from the Margins to the Mainstream and founder and president of the Institute for Research & Education of Human Rights is today’s guest. He talks to David about the growth of the White Nationalist movement and why its seen enormous growth since 2016. He also talks about the differences between white nationalism and white supremacists and how these groups are using the internet to mobilize and coordinate to hold rallies.

Blood & Politics: The History of White Nationalism from the Margins to the Mainstream with Leonard Zeskind | Miranda Warnings

Marian C. Rice (L’Abbate Balkan) & David Schraver (Nixon Peabody) join the show to talk about the NYSBA Working Group to Reopen Law Firms and the model reopening plan the working group released last week to help law firms get back to work as quickly as possible, while protecting employees and clients.

A Step-by-Step Guide On How To Reopen Your Law Firm | Miranda Warnings

This week’s guest is New York’s Secretary of State Rossana Rosado, who joins the show to talk about the 2020 Census; why its so important it is for New Yorkers to fill it out and how plans for door-to-door census takers have changed due to the COVID-19. Secretary Rosado also dispels some common misnomers about the Census and gives tips on how New Yorkers can identify scam attempts. Fill out the Census at https://my2020census.gov/

NY Secretary of State Rossana Rosado | Can You Spare 5 Minutes For The Census | Miranda Warnings

Jack Newton, CEO and co-founder of the legal technology company Clio joins David to discuss the help they’re providing the New York State Bar Association to launch a pro bono initiative, how the embrace of technology has changed the legal profession in the wake of the COVID-19 health crisis, and dispel the myth that lawyers are slow to adapt to technology.

Jack Newton, CEO of Clio | Using Legal Superpowers To Help Unemployed New Yorkers | Miranda Warnings

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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