#72 – The Choose Your Own Adventure Drink
On this episode the lawyers are practicing safe social distancing and are on Zoom Chat! This episode was recorded live on 3.30.20 on Facebook Live. They’re drinking whatever it is that they can scrounge up and they talk about all things COVID including: Spitting...
#71 – COVID Live 3.20.20
On this episode the lawyers are joined by Natalie Finegar (office mate and former Deputy Public Defender for District #1). They dress absurdly because it may be the last time they get the chance to record in the same room for some time! This episode was recorded live...
#70 – COVID Live
Well, this is interesting. The lawyers discuss the ever evolving world we live in, live on Facebook – recorded Tuesday March 17, 2020. Here is the recorded version. Lawyers on the Rocks features Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman and Adam Crandell. This...
#69 – Guiness Draught Beer
On this week’s episode the guys sample Guiness Draught beer, in preparation for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. The guys discuss: Mobil Marijuana breath testing is HERE! I Can’t Believe It’s Not Baltimore: Lawyer billed more than 6,600 hours in...
#68 – Rock town Arkansas Whiskey
On this week’s episode the guys sample Rock Town Arkansas Whiskey while Adam does his best Razorback impression. The whiskey gets seriously mixed reviews for an otherwise great episode. The guys discuss: Sentencing people to jail? Does it deter crime? What...
#67 – Climax & Black Fly w/ the things you DIDN’T learn in law school
On this week’s episode the guys sample two mini bottles in the cabinet. Climax Wood-Fired Whiskey and Black (spanish) Fly Maple Whiskey. The results are interesting. They also deviate from their regular topics to give a Top Ten list of things you DIDN’T...
#66 – Gin and Tonic with Aviation Gin
In this week’s episode, the guys sample the Gin and Tonic cocktail with Aviation Gin. The Gin and Tonic is so incredibly simple that if you can’t figure out the ingredients on your own, we aren’t going to list them here, you should just call the office for a consultation.
Follow up to Governor’s Pardon Power
Our discussions resulted in some follow up research. The quick and dirty result is that it seems possible that, based upon the Maryland Constitution, a governor may be challenged for an improper pardon. See below: Just want to be clear that I still think that the...
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