Newly retired Justice Michele D Hotten joins Bob for our second episode of Everyday Law.

Listen in and connect with her in a more intimate way as she gives advice on overcoming FEAR, shares some of her memories, favorite books, music, and movies including It Happened On 5th Avenue, You Can't Take It With You, It's A Wonderful Life, and Mr. Smith Goes To Washington.

Join Bob, Allan, and Ron as they discuss the upcoming presidential elections. Hear their opinions on some of the most heated state races, issues that may swing voters, and their predictions.

Join Bob as he closes out Everyday Law with friends and colleagues, Allan Steinhorn and Ron Schwartz.

Judge Leahy joins Bob and talks to him about how working through disagreements can bring the best outcomes, and the importance of mentorship in law.

Tune in for the second half of the conversation with Jerry Buting and listen in on efforts being made to better prepare scientists and lawyers on the use of forensic science.

This week Bob is joined by Jerry Buting for a special two-part show. On this first half the two discuss criminal cases, the work of jurors, and the role of media.

Bob is joined by professor Mark Witte and together they discuss NILS, economics, and non-monetary benefits brought by the pandemic that employers should consider banking on.

This week Bob talks with Judge Kathryn Graeff about the duties of her role as a member of the appellate court of Maryland.