Raw Justice

The boys are back with new stories and with Alex as host. Topics include the induction of Spiro Morekas in the Towson University HOF, meeting a college basketball coach, and dissecting episodes of Love After Lockup.

In Episode 26, John, Alex, and Rob talk about Alex's trip of a lifetime to Southern California, what home detention means, dropping children off at a college, and defining a throuple.

RJ hits the 25 episode mark with this anniversary edition. John, Alex, and Rob discuss the Olympics, the 2024 presidential election, swimming pools, and why lawyers are special individuals.

In Episode 24, John, Alex, and Rob talk about the legal strategy of the Trump trial, the value of being a public defender, the problem with men's shirts, and the new Miss Maryland.

WARNING: The audio quality of this episode is not very good. We apologize.

In Episode 23, Raw Justice discuss the recent elections, Preakness and horse racing in Maryland, bringing children and interns to court, and a tragedy at the Ed Block Courage Awards.

In RJ 22, John, Alex, and Rob discuss the challenges of leasing a car, trying to collect AirPods that are in someone's home, recollecting an encounter with Baltimore Colts' legend Joe Washington, and finding a "lost" iPhone.

In Episode 21, John, Alex, and Rob talk Baltimore elections, the influence of Mr. Hand from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, cutting off Billy Joel, Caitlin Clark, and using a bidet.

In the 20th episode of Raw Justice, John, Alex, and Rob return to their roots and talk about street lawyering. They also debate the most important Oriole in franchise history and revisit OJ Simpson.

RJ 19 brings Alex, John, and Rob back after a lengthy hiatus to discuss local politics, Alex's "rough trip" to Arkansas, a court case involving an over zealous youth baseball player, and a new segment featuring stupid comments.

After a long break, RJ returns with a special guest, D1 track athlete, Gus Cortezi, and conversations about local politics, our favorite local media personality (not including Mikenzie Frost), and the tv series we are watching.

Episode 16 is a slight departure from the previous episodes. RJ 16 can best be described as the "Wellness Episode." Alex, John, and Rob talk about what keeps them looking and feeling young. There are also some great tips for listeners. The guys also talk local politics, Elon Musk, and the appropriate way to tackle the college application process.

In RJ 15, John, Alex, and Rob talk about the trial of an important Baltimore political figure, juvenile crime, a local judge's re-entry program for offenders, and Alex's bull roast shine.

Alex, John, and Rob look back on a long anticipated sentencing for a squeegee worker convicted of manslaughter, discuss the raid of a Safe Streets office, talk about one judge's program to help ex-cons, and Alex gives the last update on the Bull Roast that he is organizing.

The boys dig into the horrific crime recently committed in Baltimore and how information was provided to the public. They also share thoughts on the city's greatest sports figure, Brooks Robinson, and wonder why the O's, the state, and the city announced a lease deal for the O's when the reality seems to be something different.

The guys discuss the responsibility of parents and guardians of juveniles who commit crimes, their favorite villain in the history of the Batman franchise, what makes a good bull roast, and John reprises the role of Miss Sally from Romper Room.

The boys are back after a brief hiatus to talk about gun cases in Baltimore City, hobnobbing with Kelly Leake (Jackie Earle Haley), remembering Pee Wee Herman, and lamenting the end of summer.

Raw Justice hits a milestone as John, Alex, and Rob do their 10th episode. We discuss always remembering to stay calm, cool, and collected when in a confrontation and meeting famous people. The guys also discuss interacting with new lawyers and a walk up song.

In this episode, we answer a listener's question, talk about the poor treatment of a fellow street lawyer, and remember a WWF legend, The Iron Shiek.