In this episode I will talk about law enforcement's use of informants.  

In this episode, I will describe the steps police take when they process a crime scene.  

In this episode, I will talk about how law enforcement agencies typically handle complaints of officer/employee misconduct.

In this episode, I talk about the laws granting the police the authority to make arrests; and the circumstances under which police can use force when making an arrest.  

In this episode, I will discuss the basic process for a typical police investigation.    

In this episode I will tell you about two cases that may have gone unsolved had it not been for the bravery, intelligence, and resilience of the victims.  

In this episode, information about polygraph tests will be discussed.  

In this episode, one of the most influential cases in the American Criminal Justice system, Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 1966, will be explained and discussed.  Miranda changed police procedures regarding interrogation and confessions.

This episode features a case that was originally deemed an assault but ended up being something completely different.  

This episode features a discussion of a murder in the Spring of 1999.

In this episode, the components and function of the American Criminal Justice System are explained.  

In this episode, the structure and function of the U.S. government will be explained, and the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, known as the "Bill of Rights," will be discussed.

This episode is an introduction to the podcast and outlines what to expect from future episodes.